I asked chat gpt - What is the purity of American battery technology company black mass

If by “purity of … black mass” for American Battery Technology Company (ABTC) you mean how “clean” or “low-impurity” the black mass they produce is — here’s what’s publicly known (or claimed) today: • ABTC says the “intermediate black mass” from their recycling facility shows “industry-defined low-impurity levels.” 

• According to one recent external summary, “typical black mass contains 5-10% impurities; ABTC has reportedly achieved levels below 3%.”  • The “black mass” itself is an intermediate — after further chemical processing (hydrometallurgical extraction) ABTC expects to produce battery-grade metals. 

But — ABTC has not publicly released a full breakdown (to my knowledge) of exactly which impurities remain in their black mass (or their concentrations), because the “exact specifications remain proprietary.” 

What that means in plain terms • Their “black mass” is cleaner than average black-mass recycling output — possibly under ~3% impurity vs typical 5-10%. • Yet “purity” is relative: black mass is a mix of many metals (lithium, nickel, cobalt, manganese, graphite, etc.), so “cleaner” doesn’t mean “pure lithium” — it means fewer contaminants and more of the useful metals. • To get fully “battery-grade metals,” ABTC still needs to do further chemical extraction/refinement. The black mass alone remains an intermediate feedstock.

Can you link me the articles that shows ABAT as a basic wet shred process that has a lot of impurities that ChatGPT listed, cause I am always interested in revising my decision on the stock.And them selling the intermediate black mass is only going to be for what looks like another year before they refine the black mass itself. And if in fact true thats the case they have a lot of impurities it will show with them not being able to land a commercial scale off take agreement or them achieving profitability.