I suspect Pablo’s process solution will deal with variances in...

I suspect Pablo’s process solution will deal with variances in brine compositions within reason of course. The process steps can be designed for this. An “intelligent” process step applies a certain action to the brine and does not release it to the next step until it meets a specific set of conditions (composition), that sets it up for the next step of the process to do its action. It’s about outputs and inputs from one step to the next, same as any process chemical or otherwise.

We have in Pablo a subject matter expert that has dedicated his 30yr+ career to extracting lithium from brine. Patents, engineering thesis, Rincon extraction and salar experience and history, etc, etc. I truely think he has the magic touch.

I did read somewhere the FMC LCE has its own label it’s that good in quality, FMC where Pablo spent 15yrs and holds the patent.

What I don’t know is does the process extract the unwanted from the brine or does it extract the wanted ie. lithium??

This is all my opinion so DYOR to verify.