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Rodinia Lithium Intersects 204 Metres Grading 536 mg/L Lithium
Rodinia Lithium Inc. (CVE:RM,PINK:RDNAF) reports on its intersection of high-grade lithium and potash in its drilling exploration program on its Salar de Diablillos lithium-brine project, Argentina.
The press release is quoted as saying:
Results from the latest four drill holes are summarized in Table 1. All the holes reported in this press release were drilled in the southern lower grade portion of the Salar as determined by the surface auger drilling.
Rodinia Lithium’s President and CEO, William Randall says:
“we continue to intersect high quality lithium brines in the southern portion of the Salar. Hole D-RC-11 is remarkable in that we have intersected 204 metres of high grade mineralized brines in a single aquifer composed almost exclusively of sand and gravel. These conditions are extremely favourable, especially in an area we did not have high expectations for. The drills have now moved to the northern portion of the Salar where the higher grade brines are expected, based on the auger drill results.”
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