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210 comments on Mining the Oceans: Can We Extract Minerals from Seawater?
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David,
I see the difficulty now. No, thorium is much less soluble than uranium: http://www.marscigrp.org/ocpertbl.html
Chris
Thanks for setting me straight on that Chris.
Scratch seawater thorium!
Good job there is plenty on land! ;-)