Southern Arc Announces Additional High-Grade Intersections From Pelangan Prospect

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Southern Arc Minerals (CVE:SA) reports high-grade intersections at the Pelangan Prospect on its West Lombok Project in Indonesia.

Southern Arc Minerals (TSXV:SA) reports high-grade intersections at the Pelangan Prospect on its West Lombok Project in Indonesia.

The press release is quoted as saying:

The Pelangan Prospect is located at the northwestern extent of Southern Arc’s West Lombok Mineral Belt, a 13-km by 7-km zone of structurally controlled epithermal gold and porphyry copper-gold mineralisation that also includes the Mencanggah and Selodong Prospects.

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The Conversation (4)
John Husband
John Husband
19 Jun, 2014
Now where have I heard this story before? Incidentally it's not electrophoresis, which is used to separate proteins, it is selective electropolarimetry, which uses the fact that REE's form complexes with fluoroborate ions which have differing electrode potentials and ionic mobilities and after separation are calcined to give pure rare earth oxides. This method is also used by nuclear reprocessing plants to purify actinides which are very similar to REE's but are related to uranium and plutonium.
John Husband
John Husband
19 Jun, 2014
Now where have I heard this story before? Incidentally it's not electrophoresis, which is used to separate proteins, it is selective electropolarimetry, which uses the fact that REE's form complexes with fluoroborate ions which have differing electrode potentials and ionic mobilities and after separation are calcined to give pure rare earth oxides. This method is also used by nuclear reprocessing plants to purify actinides which are very similar to REE's but are related to uranium and plutonium.
Bart van Woensel
Bart van Woensel
19 Jun, 2014
I have been told by industry insiders that the Geomega process is cheap, but it takes far too long to be commercial.
Bart van Woensel
Bart van Woensel
19 Jun, 2014
I have been told by industry insiders that the Geomega process is cheap, but it takes far too long to be commercial.
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