Locksley Resources and Rice University achieve antimony processing breakthrough with DeepSolv technology
Locksley Resources, in partnership with Rice University, has developed a proprietary hydrometallurgical technology called "DeepSolv" that upgrades low-grade antimony ore (9-12% antimony) into a high-purity product with up to 93% antimony content. This breakthrough could help establish a US-based antimony supply chain, reducing reliance on China for this critical mineral used in defense, electronics, and flame retardants.
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The collaboration has successfully used its proprietary 'DeepSolv' technology to upgrade low-grade antimony ore, which contains between 9 and 12 per cent of the critical metal, into a high-purity product with up to 93 per cent antimony.
Locksley Resources and its research partner, the esteemed US Rice University, have delivered a stunning hydrometallurgical breakthrough that could be a game-changer for establishing a US-based antimony supply chain.
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