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Max Resource Corp V.MAX

Alternate Symbol(s):  MXROF

Max Resource Corp. is a Canada-based mineral exploration company advancing the newly discovered district-scale wholly owned Sierra Azul Copper-Silver Project in Colombia and its wholly owned Floralia Hematite Iron Ore Project in Brazil. The Sierra Azul Project is a district-scale copper-silver project spanning 120-km along the 200-km-long Cesar Basin in the mining region of northeastern Colombia. The Project consists of 20 mining concessions spanning over 188 square kilometers (km2). Its exploration is focused on three districts at Sierra-Azul: AM District, Conejo District, and URU District. The Floralia Hematite Iron Ore Project is located 70 km southeast (SE) of Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais. The Floralia Hematite open cut is of significant size consisting of five benches rising to 48 meter (m) and 160 m in width revealing plunging bands of hematite iron ore at the base, and sub-horizontal banding at the top of the open cut and is open in all directions.


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Post by Wangotango67on Jun 18, 2021 6:01pm
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Post# 33415467

COPPER - COBALT - AZURITE

COPPER - COBALT - AZURITECOPPER -
protons - 29
neutrons - 35
electrons - 29

COBALT -
protons - 27
neutrons - 32
electrons - 27

AZURITE - has copper + calcium carbonate in a Ca2 form ( ionic charge )
protons - copper + calcium
neutrons - copper + calcium
electrons - copper + calcium

AZURITE MOLECULAR WEIGHT -
344.67

AZURITE FORMULA -
C2H2Cu3O8

C2 ( calcium 2x  ion charge ) 
H2 ( hydrogen 2x  charge )
Cu3 ( copper
O ( oxygen charge )


How many protons neutrons and electrons does ( calcium )  ca2+ have?
There are 18 electrons,20 neutrons and 20 protons present in calcium ion.

AZURITES CHARGE VALUE
Copper + Calcium ( each with charge vlaues )
Atomic Mass of Copper - 64.546
Atomic mass of calcium - 100.086

SO - WHY IS IT AZURITE HAS A FAR HIGHER MOLECULAT WEIGHT ?
MORE THAN COBALT, MORE THAN COPPER.

Perhaps it's because of the ( Cu3 )
Could it be there are three ( 3 ) copper atoms united making it a triple copper bond ?
It would explain away the molecular weight of Azurite - now wouldn't it.

AZURITE MOLECULAR WEIGHT
344.67

Yeah...much more heavier - than copper or cobalt with more chargability.

Hence - Azurite would / could be an idela mineral to replace - cobalt -

Azurite appears ot have more mass and  well...potentially more electrons, protons, neutrons.
And, a potential triple copper bond.
Kind of like a suped up, hybred copper.


Lastly - where i feel the battery metals are going wrong is...
They are taking battery minerals and refining them to a point of, near purity.
Then... trying to pair a cathode and anode that are compatable to transfer electrical ions
charging and discharging
Yet... dendrites form in the electrolytic solution which forms a build up and eventually clogs the flow of electrical charge -

EXAMPLE -
Taking only the copper away from - azurite - and imparting and discarding the calcium.
Left with pure copper.
Now.. what would be the outcome in a battery if the calcium carbonate was left intact-  it would allow for more capacity charge in ionic charge value - but... would it could it, allow for better freeflow of electrical ions without a dendrite problem ?

Things ot think about....

If ive errored in ( minerologycomposition, charge value  ) please do chine in to correct.
Thanks...

Azurite in my minds eyes...
looks might purdy -i'd like ot see if a junior could perofrm some trests on the azurite.
See if its superior to that of cobalt.
Doesn't Max have access to a Colombian Lab ?


Cheers...



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