Ann: 100 per cent Leucoxene extends MEU Titanium discovery West, page-53

Before the thread gets derailed by U talk, regarding Titanium:


This paper is a bit academic:

https://www.lneg.pt/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/CG22-04-2202-Subasinghe-and-Ratnayake.pdf


And this one is a summary of processing options:

https://www.mheavytechnology.com/news/processing-titanium-ore/

People should be looking at comparisons to other Murray Basin-type operations and resources as far as TiO2 content plus undesirable Al2O3 SiO2 and Fe2O3 contents what comes out in initial magnetic separation and thickening/flotation treatment and where the Leucoxene minerals end up.

These plants aren't cheap to build and require a decent amount of water and power to run, plus obviously good bulk commodity transport links and trucking distances come into play, railway lines are important.