I would expect that 40% CG vs 20% CG, I could foresee reactions taking twice as long, if indeed there are double the amount of graphite layers/particles to sunder from one another. That would depend on how exactly the chemistry is occurring, and what kind of reactions (if any) the waste material has in the liquid.
This is not a bad problem to have. More initial capex for more revenue. Noveau Monde wishes it would have this kind of problem to explain to their financers. 30% grade vs 5%. Hah.
I would expect that 40% CG vs 20% CG, I could foresee reactions...
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