This is your comment right?
You do realise Lilac does not produce lithium carbonate. Right?
So just a heads up on this comment so called expert.. Oh you continue to make it easy for me..
Direct from Lilac
Lilac produces its ion exchange beads and delivers these beads to brine projects worldwide. The beads are loaded into tanks, brine is flowed through the tanks, and as the brine percolates through the beads, the beads absorb lithium out of the brine. Once the beads are saturated with lithium, hydrochloric acid is used to flush out the lithium, yielding lithium chloride. Lithium chloride is the “crude oil” of lithium – the standard intermediary in every lithium brine project today. The lithium chloride is then processed on-site with conventional process equipment to yield a finished product.
The product – lithium carbonate or lithium hydroxide – is sold to battery makers.
Lol! GET back in your box!
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