source:MiningNamibia Critical Metals (TSX-V:NMI, OTCQB:NMREF) has announced the successful completion of the pilot plant flotation test work for its 'Lofdal 2B-4' heavy rare earth project. The rare earths project developer said based on preliminary data, the pilot plant program confirms the reproducibility of the grinding and flotation regime for the Lofdal flowsheet and the ability to scale-up the design with confirmation of engineering design criteria. "We are extremely pleased with the completion of the flotation pilot plant test work, which has yielded highly positiv...
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source:Australian MiningImpact Minerals has discovered a significant rare earth soil anomaly at the Akrun project in its newly identified Hyperion prospect 150km east of Perth, Western Australia.Recent soil geochemistry surveys at the site found high-tenor rare earth element (REE) results in the emerging mineral province.The surveys registered up to 5880 parts per million (ppm) total rare earth element oxides and Yttrium, which the company said is some of the highest reported in WA.“The discovery of the Hyperion prospect is a significant breakthrough in exploring the Arkun project, which has s...
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source:bnn breakingMTM Critical Metals, formerly Mt Monger Resources, has released significant findings of rare earth elements (REE) and niobium (Nb) at its Pomme project in Quebec. These recent discoveries bolster the notion that the Pomme project could parallel the nearby Montviel carbonatite REE-Nb deposit, owned by Geomega Resources, located a mere 7 kilometers away.Promising BeginningsThe Pomme project, procured in February of the previous year for $1 million in cash and shares, had only seen minimal exploration prior to MTM’s involvement. Early drilling in 2012 had however revealed encou...
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source:resource-recyclingOntario-headquartered Cyclic Materials is actively sourcing hard disks from ITAD firms for its magnet extraction and rare earth processing operations. The company is planning to expand with multiple facilities in the U.S. and Canada in the coming years.The Kingston, Ontario-based company brings in end-of-life hard drives and a variety of other magnet-containing products, extracts the magnets and uses a hydrometallurgical process to convert them into mixed rare earth oxides and other substances.“That mixed rare earth oxide is the raw material that you would need to make...
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