Take your own advice. When the Equivalent term is used that does not mean ore. it means enough product to produce the amount stated of finished product. So when they say equivalent it tells you nothing about the quantity just what it will produce after it is processes. for example look at SMM they Quote Carbonate. Now ore from different mines has widely varying amounts of elements. They do not buys tons of concentrate they buy What the ore can produced when processed.
Do you realy think China is paying 9 US no vat / KG for concentrate that is way over 50% dirt?
Take your own advice. When the Equivalent term is used that does...
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