Good one! Thanks! @roger m
So the article mentions "pretreated" brine.
Instead of waiting months to years to increase the concentration of lithium they put in ponds for a fraction of that time and then they use the extraction process to speed up the process. Which in lilac"s case is proven to be successful. So we know the results of evaporation were excellent in terms of increasing ppm of lithium. That in combination with the proven results that lilac can achieve is a no btainer to me. Please can someone explain to me how can lilacs process not even further improve the concentration of lithium? Things can only get better imo
Good one! Thanks! @roger m So the article mentions "pretreated"...
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