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Thunderstruck Resources Ltd V.AWE

Alternate Symbol(s):  THURF

Thunderstruck Resources Ltd. is a Canada-based mining exploration company. The Company’s principal mineral property interest is a project located on the main island of Fiji. Its projects include Korokayiu Copper-Zinc Prospect, Liwa Gold-Silver Prospect, Rama Copper-Gold Prospect and Nakoro Zinc-Copper Prospect. The Korokayiu prospect is located on the southern part of Fiji’s largest island, Viti Levu, and is approximately 50 km west of the capital and deep-water port of Suva. The Korokayiu prospect features approximately 7.5 kilometers of prospective ground along the strike, including eight additional underexplored zones. The Nakoro volcanic massive sulphide (VMS) prospect is located on the southern part of Fiji’s largest island, Viti Levu, and is approximately 50 km east southeast of Nadi. The Liwa prospect is located on the southern part of Fiji’s largest island, Viti Levu, and is approximately 50 kilometers east southeast of the Nadi.


TSXV:AWE - Post by User

Post by TonyDjon Nov 28, 2021 2:57pm
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Importance of Zinc. VMS Nakoro & Korokayiu

Importance of Zinc. VMS Nakoro & KorokayiuThe World will need Zinc.
We've got the Zinc. This is from an article I picked up from Research gate. Corrosion will stay one of the biggest global problems in the 21st century due to destruction of steel constructions, plants, rail tracks, tubes, vehicles and machines. As a given fact 16 tons of steel are destroyed per day caused by corrosion. The German public railway is estimated to spend about 5.5 billion (109) € until 2016 because of the calculated end of service life-time is reached within 70% of all steel and railway bridges (source: Deutsches Lackinstitut). 3.3 trillion (1012) US$ was the annual cost of corrosion worldwide in 2011 which is over 4% of the world’s GDP (source: DECHEMA). This cost includes maintenance, prevention, replacements of corroded parts and interruption of services due to maintenance.
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