"In large lithium pegmatite systems, amblygonite commonly occurs in association with spodumene which is typically the primary economic lithium mineral extracted in modern lithium mining operations. However, as spodumene is relatively unstable in the oxidised weathering environment, and easily weathers to smectite clay, spodumene is often not identified in the system until after deeper drilling."
No spodumene at near surface... you guys mean.
Bought in the other day at 26 Cents, this ones going to the moon.
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