I'm not an industry expert... or maybe I don't give myself enough credit.... but there was that linkedin article by Matt Fernley (HC often fails on links so just google if the below doesn't work)
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/some-manganese-more-equal-than-others-matt-fernley/
"When we talk about high purity in a battery context, at the least we’re talking about 3N (three nines or 99.9%) purity levels (for metal). More often I hear specification requirements for 4N (99.99%)."
I think 99.7% is in reference to standard for EMM - which doesn't necessarily need to be used in batteries.
Ann: High Purity Manganese Flowsheet Optimisation Progress Update, page-38
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