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To: russet who wrote (4354)	3/21/2003 7:08:28 PM
From: E. Charters	Respond to of 8273

I don't know that milling recovery in saprolites is greater percentage wise than sulphide flotation. This is because they cannot float, but must do gravity. They could be working with nickel oxides and silicates which resist conventional recovery techniques. The best recoveries I have heard about in nickel laterites is about 65%. Often it is less than that. But I may be out of date on that, and every orebody is on its own merits. For another Inco sponsored junior, try the just-a-roarin' Aurora Platinum. auroraplatinum.com plentiferous interesections of ni and the like, right here at home. EC<:-}