Hi all, I understand the EcoGraf process requires and currently lists in their reports that they will utilise 94-95%C natural flake graphite in order to facilitate their process and create a >99.95%C battery grade graphite.
Any science background investors around able to fill me in wether or not a 95%C 'synthetic' graphite would suffice or does it need to be natural? If so, what's the difference/ limitations here? I see a great potential for the use of synthetic graphite (especially if green), ultimately decreasing costs and increasing margins again for EGR if implemented. Anyone believe this is possible? Thanks for your insights in advance. DYOR GLTAH
Hi all, I understand the EcoGraf process requires and currently...
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