Some of the results are impressive, e.g. MRC04, 35m of 10%-20% spodumene.
But many are not that rosy. For quite a lot of the intersections, the spodumene content is less than 10%, and shall be considered low grade. By definition (quoted from some geologist), "Spodumene is the main lithium-bearing mineral in the world, and its theoretical Li2O content can reach 8.03%". So even if we take this max value for calculation, the lithium oxide content for those intersection is 10%*8.03% = 0.803% Li2O, still falling out of the grade which has economic value for mining.
Just my simple math, correct me if I'm wrong.
Some of the results are impressive, e.g. MRC04, 35m of 10%-20%...
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