Ann: Anson Confirms Supersaturated Brines in Gold Bar Sampling, page-49

Agree.

Qualitative analysis of samples are also needed. Test the brine three times and if you get three different results it's back to resampling until there is consistency.

Given there may be traces of other earth metals that aren't generally tested for it may skew the results. Thus requiring more tests. These brines are a new ball game. Last analysis was in 65... And only tested for specific metals not all. I am interested to know what's actually in these brines.

I am expecting Bromine, Bicarb, Chloride, Lithium Magnesium, Nitrate, Potasium, Iodine, salt traces of Sulfate & phosphate.
Maybe even some slightly heavier metals not seen in the 65 reports (potentially small traces of lead). Time will tell!