Material
Cínovec gypsum-method condensed leach liquor
The leach liquor after purification and condensation, immediately before lithium carbonate is precipitated from it. The source reports it as a distinct solution with its own composition, and it is a state of the route rather than a description of the liquor that entered.
Classification
- material class
- INTERMEDIATE
- physical form
- SOLUTION
- primary commodity entity id
- entity:lithium-commodity
How this record is known
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Establishedthe condensed leach liquors, as the source’s Table 2 reports them: Li 8,958 mg/l, Rb 1,380 mg/l, K 32,600 mg/l, Ca 26 mg/l, Na 700 mg/l
Measured at this deposit
The condensed liquor from which lithium carbonate is precipitated carries lithium at 8958 mg/l, an order of magnitude above the liquor that left the leaching stage, alongside potassium at more than thirty grams per litre. The figures are concentrations in a liquid; the rise across condensation is a rise in concentration and this corpus does not read it as lithium having been gained.
- assertion basis: SUBJECT_MEASURED
Evidence support: Supported by the cited evidence · one source
Evidence: Jitka 2009 · Primary authority
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