My Table points out that Lake has 221mg/L and HWK has 1,850ppm. These are two different measurements that convey different meaning.
For a standard solution of water for example, the comparison for each would equate to equal i.e. 1 ppm would equate to 1mg/L.
When measuring a Brine Li Deposit vs A sedimentary rock deposit, the densities of the surrounding media / material is different, the two are therefore non-comparable. Grade 10 or 11 High School chemistry would have explained this in greater detail.
Hence why when aiming to compare a Spodumene vs Mica vs Brine vs Sedimentary deposit utilising a Standard LCE Comparison is advised.
LKE (Kachi) = 4.4Mt LCE
HWK = 0.3Mt LCE
Ann: 99.7% LITHIUM CARBONATE PRODUCED FROM BIG SANDY PROJECT, page-116
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