spodumene
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of spodumene
1795–1805; < French spodumène < German Spodumen < Greek spodoúmenos, present participle of spodoûsthai to be burned to ashes (derivative of spodós wood ash)
Example Sentences
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That follows a rise in spodumene prices, which have more than doubled since mid-October, Whelan says.
“With spodumene prices starting to tick higher, we believe that the worst of the lithium cycle is behind us,” the broker says in a client note.
Chinese companies refine the spodumene into solid lithium, and into the two lithium compounds used in batteries - lithium hydroxide and lithium carbonate.
From BBC
Earnings from the lithium business were expected to start in the first half of 2024 from the sale of interim spodumene concentrate.
From Reuters
Earnings from its lithium business were expected to start in the first half of the 2024 calendar year from the sale of interim spodumene concentrate.
From Reuters
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