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Industrial Minerals
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Emcee:  goingsouth Type:  Unmoderated
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I am interested in Industrial Minerals as opposed to Precious Metals.

Of particular interest to me is graphite.

The current uses and particularly the role graphite will play in future fuel cell development.

Will there be a big increase in demand for graphite?

It is my understanding that graphite can vary in price from $80.00 to as high as $2000 per ton depending on the quality.

All thoughts welcome.
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