On Sat, Jan 15, 2011 at 11:14 AM, Peter Gluck <[email protected]> wrote:
> Congratulations are due to Piantelli, Focardi and Rossi
> and their supporters
>
> In one of his patents, Piantelli describes a cleaning process
> of the nanometric nickel- vacuum 10 exp -10 Torr, 350 deg
> Celsius, pllied at least 10 times. That's drastic, isn't it?
> Now, patents are the mythical variants of the real processes
> but this is an indication of a really thorough cleaning. Patents
> describing products are reliable in principle, those describing
> processes fantasies, exaggerations and omission- of the
> critical know how elements. Believe me I know this from experience
> not only from books.

What is the nature of the affinity of these pollutants for the metals?
 Is there an electrostatic attraction?

Terry

Reply via email to