RE:RE:RE:Only care about enough co-products, Yea, we don't have enough information. But I'd also say, they were testing for max flow rate to see which KPI failed first. It turned out to be purity. Where lithium recovery and concentration of lithium in brine dropped linearly, purity dropped exponentially. Since you don't run a system at true max rating, I'd expect a final flow of 12-13 ratio. Drop in the ratio by only 2 or 3 likely increases purity and concentration enough that the extra costs saved to create LHM beat the CAPEX savings of going from 13->15.6 flow rate equivalent commercial plant. Plus it would feasibly give the more control over system purity would likely give them more control over directly separating REEs at the same time rather than running a secondary system