Super Copper Logs Successful Visual Proof of Concept for CUPRIX Technology
Bench trials in São Paulo turn acidic process streams into metallic beads, offering a single-step biopolymer fix for copper recovery and mining water treatment.

Extracting valuable metal from a flask of strongly acidic fluid sounds a bit like medieval alchemy, but a laboratory in São Paulo is demonstrating that modern biopolymer chemistry can deliver actual metallurgical results.
Super Copper Corp. (CSE: CUPR / OTCQB: CUPPF) and strategic development partner MetaFLO Technologies Inc. have logged the successful first bench demonstration of CUPRIX, a proprietary biopolymer formulation engineered to recover copper while simultaneously treating industrial process water.
Conducted at the joint laboratory facility in Brazil, the initial trial provided a clear visual proof of concept for the technology's underlying logic. When introduced to a strongly acidic solution laden with copper, the CUPRIX biopolymer triggered the formation of a settleable solid that was recovered via vacuum filtration as an emerald-green wet cake. Subsequent thermal reduction in a refractory crucible transformed that recovered cake into small, reddish beads featuring a distinct metallic lustre. While formal quantitative assays remain to be conducted in the upcoming testing phase, the visual outcome aligns directly with copper separation principles.




