Ann: Significant Lithium Potential at Mt Alexander, page-88

A geologist who doesn't understand units of measurement in assay results? Well I'm going to call BS on you being a geologist. And the sheep are following you off the edge as well.

I'll even run the math out for everyone

Straight from the horse's mouth, SGQ reporting 157 ppm Li which you can convert to Li2O.


Li is converted to Li2O by multiplying by x2.153. Source here: http://nebula.wsimg.com/16ac93d043bf99389ccdec810de5123c?AccessKeyId=F3661B734558AE4BE1DE&disposition=0&alloworigin=1


157 x 2.153 = 338ppm

And guess where we have 338ppm?


Here's the handy dandy conversion for those who aren't mathematically inclined:
https://www.rapidtables.com/convert/number/PPM_to_Percent.html

And if that still doesn't help, 1% = 10,000ppm.

So yes, my numbers are correct.

Coto where'd you get your geology degree?