EGR outputs can "exceed" the standard customer industry requirement of 99.95% carbon for natural spherical graphite.
Sounds great but I am afraid that absent a clear explanation as to the benefits and attractiveness of this to customers we have another hollow announcement.
Andrew, your announcement is supposed to inform the market – most of the market is not made of geologists and chemists and it is your role to decode the technicalities and promote the benefits.
Why didn’t you elaborate on the significance of the extra 0.04% purification other than to call it a "notable reduction in impurities"?
Why is it notable?If the standard customer industry requirement is 99.95% carbon, do they really want 99.99% and if so why?
- What benefit would battery makers derive from this improvement?
- What benefits would battery purchasers derive from this improvement?
Are there any technical experts online who can helpout here please?
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