Ucore Rare Metals Inc (UURAF)

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Molecular Recognition Technology (MRT) @ Ucore

At the recent PDAC meeting in Toronto there was a paper presented (03/02/2015) about the process proposed for use at Ucore to separate the various REE's. Below is a link to a presentation about MRT

http://mrt.ucore.com/

It is a nice presentation. A series of questions are presented, click on the "+" box will display the answer.


Ucore web site include the following two news releases. Very encouraging.

Thinking out loud: Possible lead time reduction activity. I wonder if the complete processing facility could be built on a barge and then towed to the site where a special mooring has been built. Possibly attach to the earth and back filled around it. Think of the " Mulberry Harbour" design with concrete barges for the invasion of France in WW II. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mulberry_harbour


Ucore Successfully Separates Entire Suite of Individual Rare Earth Elements at High Purity

http://ucore.com/ucore-successfully-separates-entire-suite-of-individual-rare-earth-elements-at-high-purity



Ucore Secures Rights to SuperLig® Molecular Recognition Technology for Rare Earth Separation, Recycling and Tailings Processing Applications

http://ucore.com/ucore-secures-rights-to-superlig-molecular-recognition-technology-for-rare-earth-recycling-and-tailings-processing-applications