long term expansion, page-6

Hi Ausheds

Have you considered that by discarding the CeO, you may also be discarding most of the Th & U


I see a parallel between Peaks Ngualla deposit and Duncan

http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20120823/pdf/4286fgpm8z4703.pdf



PEK is claiming that they can concentrate 3.6% Reo containing 35 ppm Thorium and 21 ppm to produce 50.3% Reo carbonate which has only 7 ppm thorium and 12 ppm uranium but they also are producing a high grade concentrate of 65% CeO

There is conveniently no mention of the Th/U ppm in the 65% CeO

Th/U doesn't just vanish into thin air so maybe Lynas is able to concentrate the Th/U from Duncan with the cerium and dispose of it in the tails.

The world will have enough Cerium when Moly/Lynas are in full production


Tonio