PROCESSING

Salty success for Neometals

TESTWORK has shown a titanium-based adsorbent Neometals developed could deliver a cost effective and environmentally friendly way of extracting lithium and potassium from sodium-rich brines.

Noel Dyson
Neometals believes its process will be considerably faster and greener than the existing one.

Neometals believes its process will be considerably faster and greener than the existing one.

The testwork confirmed the Neometals adsorbent could recover lithium and potassium from salar brines while rejecting all the sodium in solution. The continuous cycle testing showed the technology had...

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