Great Salt Lake element or mineral definition

Great Salt Lake element or mineral means the same as that term is defined in Subsection 59-5-202(5).
Great Salt Lake element or mineral means, as defined in Utah Code § 65A-6-4, a rare earth element; a trace element or mineral; or a chemical compound that includes a rare earth element or trace element or mineral.
Great Salt Lake element or mineral means the same as that term is defined in

Examples of Great Salt Lake element or mineral in a sentence

  • A new mineral lease for a Great Salt Lake element or mineral in production in the Great Salt Lake as of May 3, 2023, is subject to new royalty rates due to emergent technologies.


More Definitions of Great Salt Lake element or mineral

Great Salt Lake element or mineral means: (i) a rare earth element;
Great Salt Lake element or mineral means a metalliferous mineral, metal, ore, chloride compound, potash, or salt mined or extracted from the brines of the Great Salt Lake.

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