Yes this is my rebuttal that completely demolishes you "point". Remember, you point was that the chips were not consistent because they had different thicknesses. See? I used an analogy to expose your invalid reasoning. A slice of bread is still a slice of bread no matter what the thickness.
Aluminum and iron oxide. Simple. Both very abundant chemicals in modern society.
Yes the chemicals most commonly used in thermitics. Your point again?

It's funny to see
you tearing down Dr. Couannier.
Dr. Jones is the guy that he'd backed up the findings. So did Dr. Jones lie when he said that?
Jones said he confirmed important features. Jones is not the one lying.
As for Mr. Basile, what exactly did he confirm? I don't see any data from him at all, anywhere. He hardly strikes me as independent in any event.
AFAIK Basile has independently confirmed pretty much everything but hasn't published yet. Why does he not strike you as independent? Because his work repudiates your unsupported belief system?
It's not "either" which concerns us, it's "neither." There are no explosive substances under consideration here.
Nano-thermitics are definitely explosive and the whole point of this thread.
You must be lazy indeed. I gave you several direct links.
I'm not lazy just not stupid. You gave links to a steaming pile of JREF crap that I refuse to wade through. You seem to be afraid to challenge me directly. Its almost like you are playing games to try to tire me out so your sycophants won't notice your argumentative failings. they will fall for it but not me. Put up or shut up.
She does indeed have a point. Just because it's inconvenient to your beliefs doesn't mean it disappears. Her point is that, in real journals, the editors control the review and acceptance process. At Bentham, this is not the case. Ergo, she resigned at once. This rather deflates your claim that "there is no evidence that Bentham is a vanity journal."
There is no proof there was no editorial control, only her claims. Are claims proof now? I guess all those psychics' claims are true then. I think ol' Randi is gonna take you out to the woodshed.
No evidence whatsoever that she was threatened, so this won't fly.
No evidence she wasn't threatened either. Each is a valid possibility though. See how that works?
You're missing the point. You said that it couldn't be Tnemec because Tnemec has zinc and chromium, and the samples don't. But it hasn't been established at all that the samples in fact do not contain such materials. How do you know the aluminum and iron oxide aren't the contaminants?
Maybe it has to do with the fact that there are very high concentrations of aluminum and iron oxide. Sometimes there are very small concentrations of zinc and chromium. For competent scientists, high and consistent implies essential component, low and inconsistent implies contamination.
Dr. Jones, at various times, has indeed proposed exactly this. Read his 2007 version of his delusions -- it contains examples of alternate "thermite" blends. He abandoned those, much like his "thermate" claims, to chase a slightly different shiny object. You guys follow him no matter what he says. That's not science, by the way.
Immaterial. The science and the topic at hand is this recent paper. Your attempts at diversion do nothing to refute this paper.
What explosives? Nothing under consideration here is explosive.
Nano-thermitics are definitely explosive and the whole point of this thread.
NIST did not heat the paint to 800oC, and it's hardly surprising that it didn't explode. We don't know its ignition temperature.
You are wrong. NIST heated the primer paint beyond 800 C and it didn't ignite. NIST. NIST NCSTAR 1-3C. 2005. p434.
Telling a falsehood and then telling me that I can't change reality to suit my whims is the epitome of irony.
Falsehoods need to be proven to be false. Your vigorous hand-waving doesn't cut it.
There's no evidence of either. There are also paints with similar or even superior levels of "precison engineering." But, again, since the stuff varies in energy content by almost a factor of 10, it's hardly precise.
The evidence is in the paper which you have not yet refuted. And again ordinary paints are not designed to be explosive.
There is no explosive gas generation. The "contaminant" is, in all likelihood, the paint binder.
Nano-thermites are explosives due to the rapid gas generation from the organic matrix. If you disagree you'll need to submit a paper that refutes the NIST scientists that pioneered nano-thermites.
There is no such thing as a quiet explosive, no matter what its composition is. You also cannot paint on nanothermite and expect it to do anything, even heat the column by more than a few degrees. It's a simple calculation, albeit one far beyond the likes of you.
A bullet firing from a silencer is an example of a comparatively quiet explosion. A small explosion is quieter than a large one. Gee your simple but non-existent equation certainly is believable.
"Supposedly" is right. Dr. Couannier says otherwise. I'm not sure why I should care about Mark Basile, he doesn't appear to be knowledgeable in the relevant fields, nor does he appear to have done relevant testing. Feel free to add to this if you actually have anything.
Being a chemical engineer, Basile is certainly more knowledgeable than you in the relevant fields.
Doesn't much matter if you believe me or not. Fact is, you've brought nothing, and you can't even understand the criticism.
So you are reluctant to post more arguments because I won't understand them? Possible. Its also possible you are afraid I will cut them apart as I have with your other feeble attempts.
The presence of oxygen does not imply it's available. CO2, for instance, would show an overwhelming amount of oxygen, but is about as inert as it gets. Take a chemistry class.
Well we know O in iron oxide is available and we know iron oxide is there. Maybe its not me who needs the chemistry class.
Why the fixation on explosives? Once again, there is no evidence at all
that the paint chips Dr. Jones has are explosive.
Hmmm...when a thread is about explosives, explosives tend to be talked about a lot. Strange I need to explain this to you. The paper discussed shows evidence of nano-thermite which is an explosive. Your hand-waving and severely flawed arguments refute neither fact.
Didn't say it did. What I said, again, is that you cannot prove the spheres weren't there to begin with. Every known sample of actual WTC dust contains microspheres, and there are plenty of non-conspiracy idiot explanations for their presence.
Umm...why would I have to prove the spheres weren't there already. Pay attention, this is extremely simple. They take a chip containing no spheres, ignite it and the spheres are produced.
This is not how you would test for that substance. Neither you nor Dr. Jones even knows how.
Your response is, to put it mildly, babble. This should concern you. Before your ideas will be accepted, before they are actually science and not pure conjecture, they will be reviewed. By real experts. Dr. Tillotsen himself, one of the inventors of the technology, will look over your work. There will be a whole room full of Ph.D.'s, academics, engineers of every stripe, from every country, going through your findings with a fine-toothed comb.
It will fail. I can destroy every one of your arguments at will, without having to even look anything up. And while I am a professional scientist, I'm not a particular expert in nanotechnology or thermitic chemistry. I'm speaking as a generalist, and I can still poke more holes in your narrative than you can even comprehend.
You will never get anywhere until you get your collective acts together. This is why the Truth Movement is dead on arrival. Of course, once you do get your acts together, you won't be Truthers anymore, so it's hardly surprising that you haven't.
I am truly impressed by that amazing display of hand-waving. What do we need of facts and logic when your inspiring beliefs will suffice.