Dear all, As noted in one of the posts above the whole 'radiation' history of NTN vs. Lynas is on my page http://calytrix.biz/random/ - at least where the radiation is concerned (just scroll down a bit to '18-April'...) I am still eagerly awaiting an explanation from the NTN about how the insoluble material that is pretty much like the grains of sand will "leak" through clay and plastic, and in huge volumes. I guess when someone makes me firmly believe that this can actually happen (even in theory) without a Harry Potter's magic wand - I'll revise what I wrote to NTN. Not before that... Please note however that I've answered only the 'radiation' parts: whilst I am a chemical engineer in rare and radioactive metals processing by education, I do not consider myself qualified enough to answer any 'chemical' etc questions in the NTN document. Kind regards nick
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