@CaptainBarnacles
Zinnwaldite is amendable to L-max + LOH-Max, and possibly S-Max as well. It also contains Potassium, so the brine related patents are also applicable.
Zinnwaldite is high in Iron. L-max is effective at filtering out the Iron.....tick.
As for the tin, I believe this is more at the concentration step, but don't quote me on that.
As for the "credits" associated with Tin, how about you do some calculations and let us know. If you don't know how to do the numbers, then ping me, and I'll help you.
Credits related to Caesium/Rubidium are in the DFS. You can find that info here https://www.lepidico.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/update-LPD-200528-DFS-Delivers-Compelling-Phase-1-Project-Results.pdf
Again, if you want help with numbers, then tag me
INF San Jose project suitability for LOH-MAX, page-2
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