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The junior explorer has found further success during an early-stage drilling program within Australia’s copper-gold hotspot. Drilling continues at Alice Queen's projects in the Northern Molong Volcanic Belt. Alice Queen Ltd’s (ASX:AQX) latest drilling campaign at its Mendooran Project within the Molong Volcanic Belt (MVB) of New South Wales has extended the target area. Recent drilling by the gold and copper explorer has confirmed that prospective Macquarie Arc rocks lie a further nine kilometres to Mendooran’s north. While work at the project is still in its early stages, ...

Alkane Resources shares surge following further high-grade gold-copper hits at Boda Prospect Assays received from the current drilling program at Boda and Boda Two comprised of seven diamond core holes for a total of 10,091 metres. 0.3 metres grading 43.4g/t gold, 7.8% copper from 886.4 metres. Alkane Resources Limited’s (ASX:ALK) shares have surged about 16% intra-day following the intersection of further high-grade mineralisation at the Boda Prospect in Central West New South Wales. Boda is a landmark porphyry gold-copper system, within the Northern Molong Porphyry Project (NM...

Copper is commonly said to be the bellwether for the global economy

New catalyst for oxidative dehydrogenation of propane to propylene This company’s Insights platform is connected to the new temperature… By Scott Jenkins | May 1, 2021 Conventional propane dehydrogenation (PDH) is an endothermic, equilibrium-limited reaction that requires high temperatures to achieve commercially viable per-pass yields of propylene. Oxidative propane dehydrogenation has the potential to form propylene at much lower temperatures and more selectively by controlling the reaction kinetically, rather than thermodynamically. However, it has proven difficult to prevent large am...

Majors and juniors set to benefit as copper passes its ten year high, and shows little sign of stopping Copper is often seen as a bellwether for the global economy The copper price hit its highest level since 2011 this week, as the impact of the global response to and recovery from the coronavirus crisis continued to roll out into the wider economic environment. As it stands, supply is just about keeping up with demand, but with strikes in major producing country Chile set to disrupt ports and hence exports, there is an eagerness abroad in the markets generally to secure product in the event ...