@Sunrock, im only interested because Vanadium is now listed as a critical mineral, and it is used in many applucations, but application us the new vanadium storage battery.
if Vanadium is present in the north Tanzanian graphite lease, then I wondering based on the information below, if the Vanadium present in that deposit makes it profitable for mixed recovery???
Information below
The vanadium battery is a real and increasingly important type of energy storage technology. More specifically, it's known as a Vanadium Redox Flow Battery (VRFB).
Graphite is an excellent electrical conductor, which is crucial for efficient charge and discharge reactions in the battery.
Chemical Stability: The electrolytes in VRFBs are typically acidic (sulfuric acid), and graphite exhibits high chemical resistance to these corrosive environments, ensuring a long lifespan for the electrodes.
Large Surface Area and Porosity: Often used in the form of graphite felt or carbon felt (which is a precursor to graphite felt, pyrolyzed at a lower temperature), these materials have a three-dimensional network structure with a large surface area and high porosity. This provides ample reaction sites for the vanadium ions and allows for good electrolyte flow through the electrodes.
Wondered if this option is still on the table and uf it would be of interest in researching its potential based on the presence of Vanadium.?
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