Lithium in Texas Water and Other Mineral Energy Resources

Type
Publication
Date of Publication
May 8, 2023
Price
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Overview

This 2-page publication discusses the presence of lithium and other rare earth elements found in Texas.

Lithium is a mineral commonly used to make batteries and treat mood disorders. In Texas, lithium can be found in drinking water, coal, and the produced water from oil and gas wells. This publication discusses the presence of lithium and other rare earth elements found in Texas. (2 pages)

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