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farml1234

07/12/19 3:22 PM

#1174 RE: Monroe1 #1173

'Monroe1'

The legal councel says keep a low profile and say nothing until lawsuits done

Next court date early August in NS

BottomBounce

07/26/19 12:10 PM

#1223 RE: Monroe1 #1173

UURAF The SuperLig®-One pilot plant (the “Plant”, “Pilot Plant” or “SuperLig-One”) has been engineered to accept a Pregnant Leach Solution (“PLS”), with the initial output products being carbonate salts of the critical rare earth elements dysprosium, europium and terbium derived from the Bokan Dotson-Ridge Heavy REE Project in Southeast Alaska. The Plant is a “proof of concept,” precedent to a commercial MRT system, capable of accepting PLS feedstock from multiple and diverse feedstock sources, and is expected to have several advantages over conventional processes for REE separations:

1. Clean Chemistry – The MRT system is based on green chemistry principles throughout. Minimal waste is generated. No organic solvents are used. Few chemicals are used and those used in washing and elution of columns are as benign as possible. Energy requirements are minimal.
2. High Selectivity – the high selectivity of the SuperLig® products makes possible separation and recovery of REE from the PLS at >99% purity level, and subsequent separation of individual REE at >99% levels. Results of these high recovery levels are achievement of maximum economic value, minimal loss of REE to the tailings, many fewer stages required to achieve given REE purities, and reduced use of auxiliary substances.
3. Reduced Capex – the entire MRT operation is physically and operationally simple reducing capital costs.
4. Reduced Opex – the MRT operation requires fewer personnel, equipment, and chemicals thereby reducing operating costs.
5. Operating Standards – the green chemistry MRT operation should readily meet stringent environmental standards in the U.S.
6. Targeted High-Value Separations – Dy can be separated in a targeted manner from the REE without the need to first separate low-value rare earths, such as Ce and La.

Based on the bench-scale results reported earlier (see Ucore Press Releases dated March 2, 2015 and April 28, 2015) and the anticipated results from the Plant, all scale-up parameters for future commercial plants are expected to be established. Commercial plants are under initial conceptualization by Ucore and IBC https://ucore.com/superlig-one