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I-Minerals Inc. (TSXV:IMA) received the DURTEC report that clearly demonstrates trace levels of deleterious elements found in the halloysite can be materially reduced and the brightness of the halloysite product can be significantly improved.
As quoted in the press release:
This initial work clearly demonstrates the halloysite from the Bovill Kaolin deposits generally responds well to the various techniques utilized to improve the brightness and reduce the trace levels of heavy metals. These different processing techniques demonstrate that a range of HNT-products can be prepared from the Helmer-Bovill clay deposits that can be used in a range of different applications including ceramics, plastics and polymers, and life science applications including cosmetics and possibly pharmaceutical carriers. Multiple markets services by a diversified HNT product portfolio offer greater sales volumes and the more pure products offer opportunities in the high value life sciences markets.
Click here to read the I-Minerals Inc. (TSXV:IMA) press release