HPQ Silicon Inc V.HPQ

NEWS HPQ!!

[Thesmartway1111]

ORIGINAL: HPQ Files Provisional Patent Application for Silicon By-Product Created by PUREVAP QRR as Anode Material for Lithium-Ion Batteries Great news market attention..

[Thesmartway1111]

MONTREAL, Dec. 29, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Innovative silicon solutions provider HPQ Silicon Resources Inc. (HPQ or the Company) (TSX-V: HPQ; FWB: UGE;Other OTC : URAGF), is pleased to inform shareholders that promising results from electrochemical performance tests made with silicon-based by-products manufactured by the GEN2 PUREVAPTM Quartz Reduction Reactor (QRR) motivated the company to file

[Thesmartway1111]

PUREVAPTM QRR SILICON BY-PRODUCTS: A SUPERIOR ANODE MATERIAL THAN GRAPHITE Although preliminary, the results obtained are more than promising since the silicon-based by-product made with the Gen2 PUREVAPTM QRR maintained a gravimetric capacity 1,200 mAh/g for more than 100 charge/discharge cycles, a capacity 3-4 times greater than that of graphite currently used in commercial Li-ion batteries

[wood56]

What do you think they mean with "by-product". Was it an accidental discovery? Also, where is Figure 1 below?

[Renaissance]

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[wood56]

Thanks Renaissance

[pennymaker69]

I thought they would alreadty have one by now....

[DanielHPQ]

Imagine being this uninformed and confusing this NR with their nano silicon material.  

[MRB403]

Can somebody explain this NR?  By-product of silicon, what am I missing? I thought this was completed years ago...

[Pitpitcolisse]

From what I understand, the Purevap QRR is already under patent, this would be the use of the material (and its particular properties) in the silicon anode thay would be under patent. Meaning if somebody could do this byproduct with another process, they would not be able to use it in battery anodes..

[MRB403]

Right, they have an operational patent which is clear on QRR's. Did they just "protect" their silicon parameters to only being used in the market? Seems far-fetched... I will assume George and Bernard will catch up soon and explain.

[Pitpitcolisse]

Well the title is pretty clear about it IMO, you have another explenation?