Still don't get the argument from non holders. The patent...

Still don't get the argument from non holders.

The patent announcement did not mention any addition of hydrofluoric acid to the Sileach process.

Otherwise, someone lets shareholders know if we missed it.

Small amounts of fluoride byproduct derived from the Sileach process, possibly as Hydrofluoric acid or sodium fluoride, might be easy to sell as there appears to be good diversified demand worldwide.

Sodium Fluoride is on the List of Essential Medicines with the World Health Organisation. Basically, it is one of the most important medications needed in a basic health system. Sodium Fluoride is used in water fluoridation and toothpaste.

Sodium fluoride is produced by neutralising hydrofluoric acid or hexafluorosilic acid. Neutralising agents include sodium hydroxide and sodium carbonate. Alcohol can also be used to precipitate sodium fluoride. You can verify this by looking up sodium fluoride on Wikipedia.

In lure of the above, have no fear as any small volumes of hydrofluoric acid byproducts from Sileach can be converted into sodium fluoride and used in your toothpaste and drinking water!

True facts.