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Cínovec zinnwaldite waste, 0.21 per cent lithium

Waste left by the dressing of tin–tungsten ores mined in the past in the Cínovec area of the Czech Republic, containing 0.21 per cent lithium as reported by Jandová and others 2009. A secondary material: it was never mined for its lithium.

Classification

material class
SECONDARY_MATERIAL
physical form
SOLID
primary commodity entity id
entity:lithium-commodity

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EstablishedLi 0.21 per cent. The source reports no other element for the waste, and nothing here is carried back from the concentrate that was made out of it.

Measured at this deposit

The zinnwaldite waste this route begins from carries 0.21 per cent lithium. It is a landfill waste from past tin–tungsten ore dressing and the figure is the only composition the source gives for it.

  • assertion basis: SUBJECT_MEASURED

Evidence support: Supported by the cited evidence one source

Evidence: Jitka 2009 Primary authority

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Record last updated 2026-09-11. Corrections follow the published corrections policy; superseded claims are retained, never silently edited.