Locksley & Rice: Revolutionizing Antimony Processing
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Locksley Resources and Rice University are collaborating to revolutionize antimony processing in the US, creating a stable antimony-graphite material for batteries and defense tech. This partnership, led by Professor Pulickel Ajayan, uses a Deep Eutectic Solvent process to extract high-purity antimony from Locksleys Desert Antimony mine in California. The new material, with up to twenty percent antimony, expands and contracts less during charges, improving battery life and stability. Additionally, antimony additives are reducing fire risks, paving the way for non-flammable performance. With high-grade veins nearby and rare earth promise at El Campo, Locksley is positioning itself to meet defense and clean energy needs.
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