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If any of you lads are still struggling with this line of argument you can do your own backyard evaporation trial.
Get two equal sized pots.
Fill them up and put 2 teaspoons of salt n one and 3 in the other.
Leave them in the sun to evaporate.
I think you will find that when you have finished one pot will have half as much salt as the other.
Simple solute/solvent/solution chemistry.
You can put one in your backyard and one in the front but the results will still be the same even if some PowerPoint might lead you to think otherwise.
SO4 will need both better pumping numbers (or more bores) AND bigger ponds to match RWD for production.
I welcome any argument to the contrary,
Now you may say production isn't important. SO4 might stay small, that's fine. But RWDs superior brine lends itself more to up scaling as per Lop Nur and with that the ability to significantly upgrade infrastructure.
Finally there is nothing wrong with SO4 apart from what it claims to be.