Follow up question, Jones. Where is that other atom-molecule with a positive charge created by that "negative ion of one hydrino and an extra electron" ?
Fred > > Jones, > > Anyhow my/Mills original version coupled to Argon-38 makes > Potassium-40 a Special-K too. :-) > > Fred > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Frederick Sparber" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > > > > > How do you plan to get Non-Existant Argon-41 > > > out of Mass 2 (already energy depleted) out > > > of "Hydrinohydride" ? > > > > > > Fred, > > > > The "hydrino hydride" of Mills is NOT two bound hydrinos, nor a > > proton and a bound hydrino - despite the name. > > > > It is normally a negative ion of one hydrino and an extra > > electron, which is stable, or an alkali with a bound hydino > > instead of proton. > > > > We are going from 39K to 40Ar ... and not Argon-41, although I can > > see why you are confused. Mills should never have used this > > terminology.
