Brines in a sentence

Lithium grades in concentrated brines at Pocitos and Incahuasi are typically between 50 and 150 mg per litre, with isolated shallow hot spots reporting values in excess of 400 mg per litre.

The LIBs can measure Li in minerals, rocks, soils, and brines in-situ in the field.

The university’s work consisted of two pits drilled by hand auger in the lake bottom collected in 20 cm intervals and has indicated the presence of high-grade near-surface lithium brines.

Weardale Lithium, in County Durham, has extracted lithium from geothermal brines under the North Pennines, pointing to the possibility of a domestic supply chain for the important element to the UK’s green energy and transport plans.

Brines received the Cervantes Prize in 2021 in his Oliva home in Valencia from the King and Queen just eight days before he died.

End-users, DLE technology providers, project developers, and battery makers have already intimated interest in participating with QXR once lithium brines are identified in drill holes.

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Still, SLB said it has tested brines from all over the world at its pilot facility.

The researchers were also able to re-create the "lids" of frozen material thought to form on brines.

An SwRI scientist modeled the climate of Mars to understand if hydrated salts or brines on the surface of the Red Planet could harbor life.

Salty brines rich in these chaotropic agents with extreme low temperatures also likely abundant, in the top 15 cms throughout the equatorial regions.

The study did find that chloride-based solutions including calcium chloride were “more corrosive than concentrated brines,” but the addition of an inhibitor reduced corrosivity.

Through this agreement, E3 Metals and Livent will work towards the development of a process to produce battery quality lithium products from lithium enriched brines.

According to the Handbook of Lithium and Natural Calcium, "Lithium is a comparatively rare element, although it is found in many rocks and some brines, but always in very low concentrations.

In 1949, a deep water survey reported anomalously hot brines in the central portion of the Red Sea.

Saline aquifers contain highly mineralized brines and have so far been considered of no benefit to humans except in a few cases where they have been used for the storage of chemical waste.