Greetings.
... Is there a way, chemically, to enhance the energyyeld of thermite/thermate/nanothermite in any way beyond 4 KJ/g?![]()
In the minds of 911 truth followers. A chemical reaction, resulting in woo.
Greetings.
... Is there a way, chemically, to enhance the energyyeld of thermite/thermate/nanothermite in any way beyond 4 KJ/g?![]()
Greetings.
As a newcomer (ok, lurked here for years)on these forums, I would like to ask a simple question focusing entirely on the chemican reaction/burn regarding thermite. Is there a way, chemically, to enhance the energyyeld of thermite/thermate/nanothermite in any way beyond 4 KJ/g?![]()
No. Period. That figure is dictated by the chemical bonds; it is the absolute maximum possible.
If you include some other substance that has its own chemical or physical reaction, you can get more energy out of the compound, but it's not the aluminum/iron oxide redox that's providing that additional energy.
In the minds of 911 truth followers. A chemical reaction, resulting in woo.
From basic material properties and the reaction enthalpy of thermite it can be calculated that, in oder to melt 1 pound of steel, you need roughly a pound of thermite, or more.Thanks, and great analogy by the way Oystein. In order for thermite(insert any version here, fictious or not) to heat steel enough for it to loose strength(3-400+c), you are bound to a certain amount(and I belive, substantial) for heavy/massive steel members. I'm no expert in any of the fields, but using thermite to demolish anything sounds terrible inefficient for not to mention very risky due to the chaotic nature of it.
Right. As the late Danny Jowenko, a leading European demolition expert, explained in a video that truthers know, but only partially acknowledge: The goal of any highrise demolition is to take out a strategic bit of the structure, and then to let gravity do the rest of the work.Hypothetically, I would probably go for some good old high explosives primarily on the seatings of a single floor to drop it to the next in order to trigger a pancaking effect(and removing lateral support, hence colums would buckle bringing it all down). Rigging a single level could in theory trigger a global collapse, right? If so, why would anyone bother to rig the whole building?![]()
Whether a reaction is endothermic or exothermic depends on the "enthalpy of reaction". It's the differential between the "stored" chemical (inter-atom) energy of the reactants before and the products after the reaction - and that is a constant for any given chemical reaction. The thermite reactionBy the way, nanothermite, will it always be exothermic, or can it in some cases (or always, if small enough) become endothermic?
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" Millette´s followers insist that his FTIR data confirms paint and rules out nanothermite, but they keep reaching conclusions without proper research. Since superthermite is available in fully organic forms, hybrid forms like Harrit´s chips with high organic content, and even mixed with paint epoxy, any competent researcher would have to compare the FTIR spectra of the red/gray chips to these hybrid forms of superthermite: Millette´s relevant FTIR data is not only flawed, it also lacks all the needed research and comparisons, so it is inconclusive, if not fully debunked."
"The final problem with Millette´s paint-hypothesis is that even if he proves that the chips contain paint-epoxy, that would not rule out thermitic materials, as JREF forum member "Sunstealer" discovered: He stumbled upon a paper dealing with thermitic materials that are diluted with standard epoxy, up to 50% by weight and 80% by volume, so there is actually such a thing as functional nano-thermite mixed with paint.This reference certainly refutes Millette's contention that finding normal epoxy mixed in with the chips would rule out superthermite."
I'm reluctant to show the source because I can gaurantee that truthers will be all over it saying, "look! look! thermite and epoxy, see, see Jones was right, Harrit is right" etc, etc.
Hi Africanus
Thansk for a very precise and pedagogical answer.
Just to make sure I understand your point (and my own confusement) in question 3:
A DSC experiment measures the ignition temperature by gradually incresing temperature of the specimen until ignition sets in. It does not measure the temperature of the reaction itself thta follows (which might be much higher, e.g. the melting point of iron), is that correct?
Kindly,
Steen
Jones paper clearly shows no thermite, no need for another study. There is no steel which shows exposure to thermite. Zip. No big deal but Jones made up the thermite did it scenario out of political bias, or some mental problem. Good luck advancing an idea that is nuts." as Mohr so succintly put it: "It was clear to me that he looked and he did not find it. ..."
911 was not a false flag event, it was a terrorist attack promised by UBL. For some reason Jones made up the claim of thermite and has fooled a fringe few paranoid conspiracy theorists who see false flags in their heads.... heard of the words 'false flag attack' either.
Gee whiz, Jones paper rules out thermite. Evidence of not thermite damage to steel rules out thermite on 911. 11 plus years, Jones was debunked before he made up his fantasy of thermite. It is nonsense, and sad to see someone fired for going nuts like Jones did on 911 issues, due to his failed politics." Millette´s followers insist that his FTIR data confirms paint and rules out nanothermite, but they keep reaching conclusions without proper research. Since superthermite is available in fully organic forms, hybrid forms like Harrit´s chips with high organic content, and even mixed with paint epoxy, any competent researcher would have to compare the FTIR spectra of the red/gray chips to these hybrid forms of superthermite: Millette´s relevant FTIR data is not only flawed, it also lacks all the needed research and comparisons, so it is inconclusive, if not fully debunked."
??? There was no super-thermite painted on anything on 911 - this is a fantasy made up by mad men; like Jones."The final problem with Millette´s paint-hypothesis is that even if he proves that the chips contain paint-epoxy, that would not rule out thermitic materials, as JREF forum member "Sunstealer" discovered: He stumbled upon a paper dealing with thermitic materials that are diluted with standard epoxy, up to 50% by weight and 80% by volume, so there is actually such a thing as functional nano-thermite mixed with paint.This reference certainly refutes Millette's contention that finding normal epoxy mixed in with the chips would rule out superthermite."
Seriously? How does producing gobs of nonsense debunk the fact no steel on 911 shows damage from thermite. Explain how you can back in thermite damage to steel which was not touched by thermite? Do you understand, no engineers found steel in the debris which was damaged by thermite. Better change from Jones' failed thermite to Judy's beam weapon, you can say the evidence evaporated.http://aneta.org/markbasile_org/study/
'While a particular embodiment of the invention has been illustrated and described, and specific materials, thicknesses, and processing procedures have been set forth to explain the principles of the invention, such are not intended to be limiting. Modifications and changes will became apparent to those skilled in the art, and it is intended that the invention be limited only by the scope of the appended claims.'
Referencing a patent to prove the existence of a substance not present to destroy the WTC complex on 911 is anti-intellectual nonsense. You have to show damage to steel at the WTC. You are left with zero evidence of thermite, save the delusions of a fallen PhD.
" as Mohr so succintly put it: "It was clear to me that he looked and he did not find it. I wouldn't bet my nuts on it being LaClede."
I wouldn't bet my beached nuts on you guys ever having heard of the words 'false flag attack' either.
" Millette´s followers insist that his FTIR data confirms paint and rules out nanothermite, but they keep reaching conclusions without proper research. Since superthermite is available in fully organic forms, hybrid forms like Harrit´s chips with high organic content, and even mixed with paint epoxy, any competent researcher would have to compare the FTIR spectra of the red/gray chips to these hybrid forms of superthermite: Millette´s relevant FTIR data is not only flawed, it also lacks all the needed research and comparisons, so it is inconclusive, if not fully debunked."
"The final problem with Millette´s paint-hypothesis is that even if he proves that the chips contain paint-epoxy, that would not rule out thermitic materials, as JREF forum member "Sunstealer" discovered: He stumbled upon a paper dealing with thermitic materials that are diluted with standard epoxy, up to 50% by weight and 80% by volume, so there is actually such a thing as functional nano-thermite mixed with paint.This reference certainly refutes Millette's contention that finding normal epoxy mixed in with the chips would rule out superthermite."
http://aneta.org/markbasile_org/study/
'While a particular embodiment of the invention has been illustrated and described, and specific materials, thicknesses, and processing procedures have been set forth to explain the principles of the invention, such are not intended to be limiting. Modifications and changes will became apparent to those skilled in the art, and it is intended that the invention be limited only by the scope of the appended claims.'
http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-...50&s1=5505799.PN.&OS=PN/5505799&RS=PN/5505799
Exactly.Why did Dr. Millette find kaolin in his analysis? Because it was there in the material he examined.
Big deal. With 70% epoxy, you fully epxect it to react exothermally: First anaerobe decomposition, then, around 425 °C, ignition in air. Common and well-known behaviour of epoxyWe know that Harrit and Jones found particles that ignited.
Given that they were looking at a material that started out being mostly (>50%) corroded iron (the gray layer! What else do you think it is?), they found precious little evidence of actual elemental iron. I see one little sintered blob of 2 µm in the paper that may have some elemental iron mixed with the iron oxide.ejecting molten hot iron spherules.
No such link exists in the paper, except for bare-assed assertions.Specifically linked in their paper to material known at LLNL.
As there is no such link, that sentence is moot.Not regarded as a common component of primer paint.
Easy: There is none.Why did Dr.Millette not find thermitic material ?
Indeed. Don't put your hopes too high that he might not eventually submit this to a respected (as opposed to the disgraceful Bentham publishers crap) journal, might not survive peer-review and thus not have it published. And don't hope it won't smash Harrit e.al. to pieces.We await his paper being presented in a peer reviewed science journal laying out the argument.
In other words: You have no *********** ideaAs to the use in demolition sequence of these rare highly machined composits as found by Harrit/Jones? Go ask the special ops boys that did the business.
Bringin actors to the scientific debate is what Da Twoof does. Ed Asner, Daniel Sunjata, Charlie Sheen, Roseanne Barr - ring a bell?Maybe they do a History channel tv special on it soon with Claire Danes as Amanda Keller. Know anyone chubby and European and blond to play Rudi Dekker?
Yes. So?In the meantime, we can read back on the known knowns. The FEMA study of eutectic attack on the steel.
http://www.google.co.nz/search?q=fem...ient=firefox-a
It is nonsense to argue these phenomena not related to use of energetics. It was 'evidence of a severe high temperature corrosion ATTACK on the steel..subsequent intergranular MELTING etc'
You're off-topic. Again.[snipped off topic crap]
Hi, Chris
Just one reminder, as for strontium chromate, which represented some 4 % of pigments in Laclede paint: I found that this pigment is gradually depleted from paints for corrosion protection; this is in fact necessary for its proper function of anticorrosive agent. Hence, after 40 and more years after the paint job, original crystalline needles of this stuff could dissapear from the paint or could at least change their shape/size (chromate dissolved in water is expected to travel in the form of ions mostly to the steel in crevices or other damaged parts of the paint).
It would be of course great to compare red chips from the dust with authentic particles of Laclede paint - if there is no strontium chromate found in them as well, the "Laclede paint theory" would celebrate its victory.
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Yep. Now would you do me the favour of answering the following question:Why did Dr. Millette find kaolin in his analysis? Because it was there in the material he examined.
But Jeff Farrer found strontium chromate![]()