Zenyatta Reports High-Purity Graphite Market Sample for Lithium-ion Battery

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Zenyatta Ventures (TSXV:ZEN) has announced it has produced a larger market sample to provide to various global corporations and academic institutions for testing under a non-disclosure agreement. As quoted in the press release: This (Part 1) market sample will permit continued graphite and graphene validation testing by potential end-user partners, academic institutions and third party …

Zenyatta Ventures (TSXV:ZEN) has announced it has produced a larger market sample to provide to various global corporations and academic institutions for testing under a non-disclosure agreement.
As quoted in the press release:

This (Part 1) market sample will permit continued graphite and graphene validation testing by potential end-user partners, academic institutions and third party testing facilities under Zenyatta’s general market and business development program. This latest sample was prepared from concentrate produced during a flotation pilot plant completed in 2014. Previous test work on small market samples successfully confirmed the Albany graphite to have a very good crystal structure (hexagonal) with a very desirable purity and particle size for various applications such as lithium ion batteries, fuel cells, powder metallurgy and graphene production.
Dr. Bharat Chahar, VP of Market Development for Zenyatta stated, “Production of high-purity graphite market samples is critical and necessary in order to create and develop relationships with end-users during the product qualification and testing process.  We will now contact our collaborators who are on a wait-list and prepare for delivery of samples in the coming days.”
Part 2 of the SGS metallurgical work announced on 26 September 2016 is underway and will focus on optimization of flow sheet parameters followed by a pilot scale simulation of a commercial process designed for Zenyatta’s pre-feasibility study.  This optimization and pilot program will be on-going for the next several months and completed in early 2017.

Click here to read the full press release.

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