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Last uranium mine in the Australian state closed more than three decades ago.
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Introducing the oreXpress™ spectrometer from SPECTRAL EVOLUTION. See the oreXpress at Spectral International Booth 115 at SEG Whistler, September 24-27, 2013
Fast, accurate, and actionable analysis for mining exploration and production - Like all SPECTRAL EVOLUTION field spectrometers, the oreXpress spectrometer is purpose-built for efficient single user operation in the field – lightweight, compact, easy-to-use, and ultra-reliable.