RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Anyone got any fresh pics of the port?Oh ffs Frank. Learn some basic grade 10 math about significant figures. Sheesh I though that you were a technical guy from the way that you yap. 99.7% is 99.7/100 = 0.997, 99.99999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999% is infinely close to 0.999. The difference is infinitely close to 0.002 or 2 parts in one thousand. And the impurity is almost always some metal cation that they can react out of the silicate in order to create pure silicate that they react with carbon to produce pure silicon blocks for semiconductors. If they use it for aggregate in construction then I don't think that 2 parts in one thousand iron, magnesium, copper, aluminum, nickle or whatever metal atom is going to cause a bridge to fall down. Metal bonds with other atoms/molecules are extremely strong anyway.
So to me they have abundant, in country, sources of extremely high quality construction materials. Why hasn't the port been built?