Hi @Danoz79. In theory yes you could ship lithium sulphate solution to P1, from any source, and produce Lithium Carbonate/Lithium Hydroxide. By that stage in the process, most of the impurities have been removed, and you are left with trace elements of impurities and lithium sulphate in solution.
I am sure they have limits/specs on concentration of impurities and perhaps types of impurities.
However, I'm not sure how much tweaking is involved and whether or not you would attempt to feed say Lithium Sulphate solution from source A, followed by Lithium Sulphate solution from source B. That may be an interesting question for JW. If you ask it, let me know.
Something that is interesting is the company has been ramping up its mentioning of LOH-Max being amenable to Spodumene back-end processors. I'm also curious about recent comments around licensing and Canada.
https://www.lepidico.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/LPD-201111-Lepidico-to-Present-at-Noosa-Mining-Conference.pdf
Ann: Strategic Collaboration with Cornish Lithium Ltd, page-123
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