Moosey - again you get it wrong - please understand a little bit of physics
" I do recall you saying that Silex wouldn't ever be used for REE extraction, and ytterbium, (Yb) 176 is a REE , my bad! ang maybe yours too?"
Separating REE elements is complex but is still a CHEMICAL process - Sillex technology is about separating ISOTOPE and is NOT a chemical process - this is fundamental and what I was attempting to explain. Enough said!
On my discussion with rrguy my primary interest was his (and Snyder's) thought on the silex process which as you say is classified - Snyder (and also possibly rrguy) are clearly educated people who understand the physics - all we can do is specular on the tip bits we have been served - I (and I suspect others) find educated speculation quite interest and (at least in my case) very much part of my investment risk in SLX. IMO much more relevant than whether they could be involved in nuclear waste in the next century (I may be exaggerating on this) or whether their plant is in Paducah or Wilmington (to me the important issue is whether they are revenue producing in 2027/28 - I really do not care where thier plant is).
I really do not want to continue this argument on the Media thread that's why I respond on this new thread either you want to adhere to the discipline you request of me (which I complied with) or you don't
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