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Lithium

16 ?.?. 2555 Lithium. Chapter K of. Critical Mineral Resources of the United States—Economic and. Environmental Geology and Prospects for Future Supply.



A global overview of the geology and economics of lithium production

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15 ?.?. 2562 Lithium deposit types and distribution. • Lithium Brines. • LCT Pegmatites. • Others. 4. Hard-rock vs Brines. 5. Lithium in Africa.





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[PDF] A Review of Lithium occurrences in Africa

Lithium occurrences and exploration activity in Africa are dominated by pegmatite occurrences No known brine resources as yet although Botswana is

  • What is the geology of lithium ore?

    Lithium is extracted from two main categories of depos- its: minerals and brines. In terms of minerals, currently lithium is extracted only from pegmatite deposits but future sources are likely to include deposits of hectorite and jadarite.
  • How is lithium geologically formed?

    The world's lithium currently comes from two main geological sources: lithium-enriched brines, chiefly in the salt lakes, or salars, of South America; and lithium pegmatites (an unusual type of granitic rock, enriched in a range of rare metals).
  • Where is lithium rock found?

    Where is lithium available from? With 8 million tons, Chile has the world's largest known lithium reserves. This puts the South American country ahead of Australia (2.7 million tons), Argentina (2 million tons) and China (1 million tons). Within Europe, Portugal has smaller quantities of the valuable raw material.
  • Sedimentary rock deposits account for about 8 percent of known global lithium resources, and are found in clay deposits and lacustrine evaporites. Clay deposits — In clay deposits, lithium is found in the mineral smectite. The most common type of smectite is hectorite, which is rich in both magnesium and lithium.

An Overview of

Lithium: Geology

to Markets

BY: Michael Cronwright

GSSA-African Exploration Showcase

15 November 2019

1.Applications and

market drivers

2.Materials Flows

3.Lithium deposit types

and distribution

Lithium Brines

LCT Pegmatites

Others

4.Hard-rock vs Brines

5.Lithium in Africa

6.Summary and

Conclusions

Outline

What is Lithium?

What is Lithium

4 Discovered in 1817 by Johan A. Arfwedsenand isolated by William Thomas Brande in 1821.

Lithium-6 deuteride the fuel of choice.

Early versions of the H-bomb still play an important role in modern nuclear weapons.

Lithium-7 has applications as a nuclear coolant.

History

Source: By United States Department of Energy, Public Domain,

Castle Bravo

6

Drive for clean technology initiatives and off-grid power storage (government and private sectors), has created an anticipated demand for Li-ion batteries for energy storage and electric vehicles

2015 ʹ39% battery use

2018 ʹ329 ktLCE

2025e -~70% battery use

Current estimates closer to 750kt+ by 2025 (EY, 2017) LiBare forecast to dominate lithium demand in next decade

Lithium Applications

and Demand Source: www.visualcapitalist.com and Bloomberg NEF

Why the demand

for lithium?

Rise of the EV

Energy Storage

But why?

Rising CO2and global temperatures

Rising pollution levels

National and city targets to reduce CO2 emissions globally. Initiatives like 30@30 all aimed at trying to mitigate global warming.

New Delhi is choking on smog and there's no

end in sight ʹwww.cnn.com(4/11/2019) Source: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/nov/04/delhi-

Demand for Electric Vehicles

Industrial

Battery raw materials

Demand for

Electric Vehicles:

ICE Restrictions

Source: SQM, 2018

Demand for

Electric Vehicles

up 1% of the of global vehicle sales. and HEVs increase from 1m in 2017 to

10-14m in 2025 (12X

increase in battery power needed to meet this demand)

By 2020 there will be 120 different EV models

on the market

Source: Bloomberg

New Energy Finance

https://www.bloomb erg.com/news/article s/2017-04-

25/electric-car-

boom-seen- triggering-peak-oil- demand-in-2030s

Commitments by various auto-manufacturers

Demand for Electric Vehicles

Source: SQM, 2018

Electric Vehicle

Revolution

Rise of the BEV

Source: https://insideevs.com/

Global EV Sales to July 2019

Cut in Chinese subsidies

Rise of Energy

Storage

Source: Bushveld Minerals Presentation: Nov 2018

This on the back of an increase in Lithium demand from 39% (163 kt

LCE) in 2015 to 70% (534 ktLCE+) in 2025.

Lithium Battery Penetration

Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance

Forecast Growth in Lithium Demand

Source: SQM, 2018

Lithium Inputs into Li-Ion Batteries

Source: www.visiualcapitalist.com

Why Lithium Ion Batteries?

Source: www.visualcapitalist.com and Bloomberg NEF

Source: Mohamed,2016 -

Types of Lithium

Ion Batteries

Li-Ion Battery Production Costs

~7% of total cost

Price Volatility vs Production Costs

Price Volatility and Production Costs

Lithium Flux -Rise of the Megafactories

Lithium Flux -Rise of the Megafactories

BenchmarkMineralsʹQ22019

Lithium Flux -Rise of the Megafactories

Forecast Demand vs Supply

Outline

1.Applications and market drivers

2.Materials Flows

3.Lithium deposit types and distribution

Lithium Brines

LCT Pegmatites

Others

4.Hard-rock vs Brines

5.Lithium in Africa

6.Summary and Conclusions

Modified from: https://www.ifpenergiesnouvelles.com/article/what-level-criticality-lithium-electrification-global-automobile-fleet

Global Lithium Sources

Lithium Supply Chain

Lithium Supply Chain

Supply of Lithium Chemicals

Outline

1.Applications and market drivers

2.Materials Flows

3.Lithium deposit types and distribution

Lithium Brines

LCT Pegmatites

Others

4.Hard-rock vs Brines

5.Lithium in Africa

6.Summary and Conclusions

No, market is/was just small (compared to other commodities) and Current lithium market vs. global reserves/reserves compared to other metal markets there is plenty of Li

So Lithium must be rare?

Depletion of Current Reserves

Source: Resources 2019, 8, 29

We are hereMost of us will be retired by here

Lithium Deposit Types

Sykes -MinExConsulting, 2019

Global Resources

1)Lithium brines ʹSalars/Salt

Lakes

Large low grade deposits

Cheap to mine but high

start-up costs and slow to production

Complex metallurgy

2)Sedimentary-Lithium clays

(hectorite) and Jadarite deposits

Lithium Deposit Types

Kesler et al., 2012

3)Lithium pegmatites (LCT

family)

Complex smaller high grade deposits

Lithium hosted in various lithium minerals (spodumene, petalite, lepidolite, amblygonite) More expensive production costs but faster to production. Compares well on LiOHcosts

4)Unconventional Brines ʹOil

fields and geothermal

Lithium Deposit Types

Kesler et al., 2012

Note %Li x 2.153 =%Li2O

Lithium Deposit Types

Sykes -MinExConsulting, 2019

Lithium Supply

Global Lithium Sources by Deposit Type

Source: Kesler et al., 2012

Outline

1.Applications and market drivers

2.Materials Flows

3.Lithium deposit types and distribution

Lithium Brines

LCT Pegmatites

Others

4.Hard-rock vs Brines

5.Lithium in Africa

6.Summary and Conclusions

(Source: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2019-06-03/lithium-

Lithium Brines

Source: USGS, 2013 ʹOpen File report 2016-1006 -A Preliminary Deposit Model for Lithium Brines

Lithium Brines

Source: Houston et al, 2011

Lithium Brines ʹ

Conceptual Model

Two types of host aquifers are recognized in South America

1)Mature halite salars(dryer and more concentrated brines)

2)Immature clastic salars(towards the wetter northern and eastern regions)

Source: USGS, 2013 ʹOpen File report 2016-1006 -A Preliminary Deposit Model for Lithium Brines

Lithium Brines ʹConceptual Model

Sources: Guidelines for Reporting Resources and Reserves for Lithium Brine Deposits -Casini& Holland-

Kennedy, 2019; An Overview of Lithium Brine Exploration for Resource Estimation-Hoyos, 2016 ʹSRK

Need to consider basin geometry

Drainable porosity/specific yield of aquifer

Lithium grade

Reported as weight by volume and is a dynamic system that varies in concentration with

Extraction

Seasonality

Need to define:

Solid sediments ʹcore recovery for porosity determination (extractable brine) Inverse relationship between core recovery and brine flow Liquid brine ʹLi content and impurities (Mg, SO4, B ratios relative to Li)

Vertical and lateral variations

Changes with time (season and extraction) due to recharge Correlate brine intervals and porosity/lithology ʹdownhole geophysics

Lithium Brines: Resource Considerations

Sources: Guidelines for Reporting Resources and Reserves for Lithium Brine Deposits -Casini& Holland-Kennedy, 2019; An Overview of Lithium Brine Exploration for Resource Estimation-Hoyos, 2016 ʹSRK

Sample collection in important

Need to collect undisturbed sample and effective porosity determined using the actual brine. Fresh water will provide an artificially high porosity due to ʌdifference

High sample density downhole ʹdependent on geology Lateral variations over long distances so widely spaced drilling acceptable Basin maturity associated with presence (mature) or absence (immature) of large halite bodies

Lithium Brines ʹResource Considerations

Sources: Guidelines for Reporting Resources and Reserves for Lithium Brine Deposits - Casini& Holland-Kennedy, 2019; An Overview of Lithium Brine Exploration for Resource Estimation-Hoyos, 2016 ʹSRK; Houston et al, 2011

Lithium Brines -

Mining

Mined by pumping brines from wells

A)into evaporation ponds and precipitation

B)New technology includes non-evaporitic techniques C)Method as per B) but to produce fresh water on avoid spent brine re-injection

Source: Flexeret al, 2018

An SQM

processing plant operates at the edge of a brine lake.

Lithium Brines

(Source: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2019-06- makers)

Remote areas

Deleterious elements like Mg

can be a problem

Produce high saline brines that

are pumped back into aquifers

ʹnot environmentally friendly

Arid areas -access to water is a

problem

Evaporation process is time-

intensive and vulnerable to wet weather (has happened in recent past but rare)

Lithium Brines -

Challenges

Source: https://blog.grabcad.com/blog/2018/02/20/how-does-lithium-mining- work/

Source: SQM, 2018

Outline

1.Applications and market drivers

2.Materials Flows

3.Lithium deposit types and distribution

Lithium Brines

LCT Pegmatites

Others

4.Hard-rock vs Brines

5.Lithium in Africa

6.Summary and Conclusions

An open-pit mine at a TalisonLithium Ltd. Site -Greenbushes, Australia. (Source: riches-as-ev-battery-makers)

London (2018 and 2008) defines pegmatite is an essentially igneous rock, mostly of granitic composition, that is distinguished from other igneous rocks by

1)the extremely coarse and systematically variable size of its crystals, typically increasing by a factor of 100 from margins to center, or

2)by an abundance of crystals with skeletal, graphic, or

3)other strongly directional growth habits, or

4)by a prominent spatial zonation of mineral assemblages, including monomineralic zones.

5)Any one of these textural attributes might be sufficient to define a pegmatite body, but they tend to occur together.

Pegmatite Definition

Tectonic

Settings

Source: Nexet al, 2018 (BGS)

Pegmatite Classification

Economically

significant pegmatites (Rare metals and gemstones)

Pegmatites of

minor economic significance (Feldspar, muscovite, Zr)

Dominantly

gemstones

Pegmatite Zonation

Source: London, 2008, 2014 and Cerny 1991

Internal Zonation of Complex Pegmatites

Source: USGS Open File Report 2013-1008 and London, 2008 Lithium bearing pegmatite belong to the Lithium-Caesium-Tantalum (LCT) Family of Rare-element pegmatites Main lithium minerals are spodumene, petalite and lepidolite

Lithium Minerals

Lithium Minerals -Spodumene

Lithium Minerals -Petalite

Lithium Minerals -Lepidolite

FOV = 10 cmHolmquistite(Li-amphibole)

Elbaite, beryl and mica can also contain lithium

Amblygonite and other phosphates have much higher

Li contents but not used.

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