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Thanks Tutu Wuwu and 1221

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Edit to correctly spell Tutu Wuwu's name. Sorry sweetie.

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i'd forgotten about the Payne Stewart incident, like i thought, that Channel 4 programme probably was bullshit, i was only watching it because there was sod all else on. One bit did make me smile, they were interviewing Condeleeza Rice and she says she rang up Vladimir Putin to warn him that America was going to Defcon 2 or whatever they went to and Putin said "yes, we know". Clearly the Russians still had people in high places in Washington.


This all sounds woo-woo, but the Mike Vreeland, the naval intelligence attache coming into the US with proof, or other support that 9 and 11 was going to happen, was arrested and held in Canada, until after the hit was over. Vreeland, in a believable interview with a web site host said that the Russians gave him the intelligence to try and stop the hit.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1045506



wow - someone on this thread remembers Vreeland? nice.

I always considered the Vreeland case as a titbit of possible evidence to support the idea that at the highest levels Russia and the US Navy work together on ET-related stuff.
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******Ships Surrounding Iran! WWIII about to start!!!!!!!
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There is a very large naval force that has come together in the Persian Gulf and surrounding Iran. The USS Carrier Harry Truman has pulled into the area loaded for bear. Israel and the US have grouped bombers and fighter jets in many countries in the Middle East, Azerbaijan, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and Afghanistan and others. Over the past week USS warship have went through the Suez Cannel, as have Israel subs all capable of launching a Nuclear Attack. And if Iran has already obtained or developed a nuclear warhead this thing will certainly go nuclear bringing the world into a global war. In fact, if Iran goes to the nuclear option Israel will have no choice but to take out Syria, Hezbollah (now all of Lebanon) and the Hamas in Gaza, and also Egypt if it tries a sneak attack, in short order or face terrible civilian causalities.

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There wasn't any link at the above GLP thread...found the following [and more] below at
www.stratfor.com
(you have to give email address for first free article) I didn't want to post the whole thing for copyright issues.

September 15, 2010
Carrier Strike Groups

The USS Harry S. Truman CSG with CVW 3 embarked is on a scheduled deployment supporting maritime security operations and theater security cooperation efforts in the U.S. 5th Fleet area of responsibility (AOR).
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Good morning All!
Do any of you remember that Darth Cheney was directing War Games on the morning of 911? Most of our Air Force was waaay up north. There was massive confusion as to what was real and what was part of the War Games. If the high command wasn't "in on it", they were frozen "like a deer in the headlights".


I haven't forgotten that, in fact, I was going to mention it..but imo there will never be an excuse good enough...Is someone/anyone going to try to tell me, that they left our whole EAST COAST...including WASHINGTON DC and NYC...Totally W/O air defenses that day??? IOW, left us wide open for attack???on a day when they were participating in simulated attacks of the exact same kind, and didn't know anything about it??? Yet they have satellites that can read a newspaper, through my window and over my shoulder, w/o my knowledge...I will continue to call the whole thing pure and unadulterated bullshit...


I'm with you, Breezy, totally. The mainstream myth doesn't make one iota of sense. The whole story is bullshit, designed to invoke fear.

So let me be sure I have this straight. The USAF has radar so sensitive that if a large kite gets loose it sets off alarms and jets get scrambled. Yet these guys could no track several jetliners headed into major metropolitan areas including the headquarters of the National Military?
I am sorry my English is not good enough. What word is way beyond "Bullshit?"
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There were at least 5 different and separate 'training excersizes' involving aircraft on September 11, 2001 - according to Mike Ruppert and other sources. One of those excersises involved simulations of hijacked civilian airliners.
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Fifth Fleet maintains a visible and powerful force to counter and deter threats to the Arabian [Persian] Gulf area.

AC1093610 is 1221 (forgot to sign in)
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Good morning All!
Do any of you remember that Darth Cheney was directing War Games on the morning of 911? Most of our Air Force was waaay up north. There was massive confusion as to what was real and what was part of the War Games. If the high command wasn't "in on it", they were frozen "like a deer in the headlights".


I haven't forgotten that, in fact, I was going to mention it..but imo there will never be an excuse good enough...Is someone/anyone going to try to tell me, that they left our whole EAST COAST...including WASHINGTON DC and NYC...Totally W/O air defenses that day??? IOW, left us wide open for attack???on a day when they were participating in simulated attacks of the exact same kind, and didn't know anything about it??? Yet they have satellites that can read a newspaper, through my window and over my shoulder, w/o my knowledge...I will continue to call the whole thing pure and unadulterated bullshit...


I'm with you, Breezy, totally. The mainstream myth doesn't make one iota of sense. The whole story is bullshit, designed to invoke fear.

So let me be sure I have this straight. The USAF has radar so sensitive that if a large kite gets loose it sets off alarms and jets get scrambled. Yet these guys could no track several jetliners headed into major metropolitan areas including the headquarters of the National Military?
I am sorry my English is not good enough. What word is way beyond "Bullshit?"



There were at least 5 different and separate 'training excersizes' involving aircraft on September 11, 2001 - according to Mike Ruppert and other sources. One of those excersises involved simulations of hijacked civilian airliners.
 Quoting: nexuseditor


As always, Nexuseditor, thank you for your clarity.
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September 15, 2010 | 1731 GMT
The Naval Update Map shows an approximation of the current locations of U.S. Carrier Strike Groups (CSGs) and Amphibious Ready Groups (ARGs), the keys to U.S. dominance of the world’s oceans. A CSG is centered on an aircraft carrier, which projects U.S. naval and air power and supports a carrier air wing (CVW). The CSG includes significant offensive strike capability. An ARG is centered on three amphibious warfare ships, with a Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) embarked. An MEU is built around a heavily reinforced and mobile battalion of Marines.

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Where is Krispy?
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September 15, 2010 | 1731 GMT
The Naval Update Map shows an approximation of the current locations of U.S. Carrier Strike Groups (CSGs) and Amphibious Ready Groups (ARGs), the keys to U.S. dominance of the world’s oceans. A CSG is centered on an aircraft carrier, which projects U.S. naval and air power and supports a carrier air wing (CVW). The CSG includes significant offensive strike capability. An ARG is centered on three amphibious warfare ships, with a Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) embarked. An MEU is built around a heavily reinforced and mobile battalion of Marines.

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I just put this post up on another thread:

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Thread: ******Ships Surrounding Iran! WWIII about to start!!!!!!!

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This has NOTHING to do with Iran's nuclear power. it has every thng to do with the fact Iran kicked BP out of their country long ago and also will NOT come under the NWO banking system. Learn to actually think! thanks otherwise for the update, perhaps a linky if not posted yet would be nice. You do realize Russia and China will protect their assets there and our's and Israel's forces will be toast.

Quoting: Nobody in Particular

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- Iran wants to sell oil in Euros on other bourses. I don't think people understand petrodollars - if you want to buy oil for your country, you HAVE to go buy US dollars, then take them to either NY or London to buy oil. Nowhere else. Iran is offering an alternative. The last nation to threaten to sell oil elsewhere was Iraq under Saddam H.

- Iran is one of the very few countries who is in charge of issuing their own currency. So are Cuba, North Korea, Libya, Syrian - and most axis of evil countries. Funny that.

- If they attack Iran after the reactor starts using nuke fuel rods - then y'all know it ain't just a surgical strike. An attack at that point means they want the radioactive dust to drift over the billion or so useless eaters to the east.

Otherwise, you forget that the western powers still NEED a viable enemy to justify their hidden agenda to weaponise space. Iran is pretty much their best bet for a while longer.

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September 15, 2010 | 1731 GMT
The Naval Update Map shows an approximation of the current locations of U.S. Carrier Strike Groups (CSGs) and Amphibious Ready Groups (ARGs), the keys to U.S. dominance of the world’s oceans. A CSG is centered on an aircraft carrier, which projects U.S. naval and air power and supports a carrier air wing (CVW). The CSG includes significant offensive strike capability. An ARG is centered on three amphibious warfare ships, with a Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) embarked. An MEU is built around a heavily reinforced and mobile battalion of Marines.

stratfor.com

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I just put this post up on another thread:

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Thread: ******Ships Surrounding Iran! WWIII about to start!!!!!!!

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This has NOTHING to do with Iran's nuclear power. it has every thng to do with the fact Iran kicked BP out of their country long ago and also will NOT come under the NWO banking system. Learn to actually think! thanks otherwise for the update, perhaps a linky if not posted yet would be nice. You do realize Russia and China will protect their assets there and our's and Israel's forces will be toast.

Quoting: Nobody in Particular

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- Iran wants to sell oil in Euros on other bourses. I don't think people understand petrodollars - if you want to buy oil for your country, you HAVE to go buy US dollars, then take them to either NY or London to buy oil. Nowhere else. Iran is offering an alternative. The last nation to threaten to sell oil elsewhere was Iraq under Saddam H.

- Iran is one of the very few countries who is in charge of issuing their own currency. So are Cuba, North Korea, Libya, Syrian - and most axis of evil countries. Funny that.

- If they attack Iran after the reactor starts using nuke fuel rods - then y'all know it ain't just a surgical strike. An attack at that point means they want the radioactive dust to drift over the billion or so useless eaters to the east.

Otherwise, you forget that the western powers still NEED a viable enemy to justify their hidden agenda to weaponise space. Iran is pretty much their best bet for a while longer.
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THAT'S info I did not know and why I like this thread! Thx Nexus hf
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There were at least 5 different and separate 'training excersizes' involving aircraft on September 11, 2001 - according to Mike Ruppert and other sources. One of those excersises involved simulations of hijacked civilian airliners.
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The US public is generally aware that there were exercises going on that day and that the Air Force didn't pick up on it. It doesn't make any difference who got "tricked," which ones are the good guys or the bad guys. They missed it. Whether the miss was intentional or out of confusion with the training exercises is irrelevant. The Air Force may not have been able to stop the implosion of the Twin Towers, but it sure missed a big one not stopping a missile from hitting the Pentagon.

This is the reason that the US public who remembers gets a little goofy when exercises are announced. Like "Blackjack" last summer which lined up the same days as a nuclear threat "exercise" in parts of the US, we don't know whether it could be real and if it turned real, whether the military will respond appropriately.

Trust in authority is basically gone.

Now we're looking at a mucked up Gulf, and with the little information we have, we don't seem to have a government responding appropriately to protect the health, welfare and economic stability of its citizens.

That is the reason this thread stays so active. What else have we got for a source of reliable information?
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ohyeah

but his conclusion???? Not so much.
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Found something STUNNING !!!!

Microemulsion Catalysis and S-ISCO® as a Basis for Designing Green Solutions for the Environment
Posted by Morgan Jenkins on Tue, Sep 14, 2010 @ 11:55 AM
[link to www.verutek.com]

VeruTEK’s S-ISCO® patent pending technology which combines plant surfactants, oxidants, and green catalysts has been shown to be effective in destroying oils, coal tar, creosote, chlorinated solvents and other toxic contaminants associated with NAPLs. Beyond environmental remediation, microemulsion systems have many industrial and commercial applications such as catalysis, medical, personal care and agricultural uses.

VeruTEK and EPA scientists (see Hoag et al. Degradation of Bromothymol Blue by “Greener” Nanoscale Zero-Valent Iron Synthesized Using Plant Polyphenols, Royal Society of Chemistry Journal of Materials Science and Nadagouda et al. Green Synthesis of Au Nanostructures at Room Temperature Using Biodegradable Plant Surfactants, American Chemical Society Crystal Growth and Design) and others (see Fallis et al. (2009), Locus-Specific Microemulsion Catalysts for Sulfur Mustard (HD) Chemical Warfare Agent Decontamination, JAMS) have documented the basis and rationale for the design of oxidative and reductive catalysts for the destruction of environmental toxins. These publications represent central advances in environmental technology that will be built upon for many years to come. These papers clear up some of the confusion and dogma still prevalent in the marketplace- yes, surfactants and oxidants can be combined in stable formulations – and provide a green technology platform to build upon.


Example of the Power of Microemulsion Catalysis Using S-ISCO®: Destruction of Oil Contaminated Beach Sand Using a Plant-Based Surfactant – Hydrogen Peroxide – Green Catalyst System

Image oil samples: [link to www.verutek.com]

FL Beach Sand – Final Soil
DI Water (left), and S-ISCO® Treatment (right)

Surfactant-Enhanced In Situ Chemical Oxidation (S-ISCO®) batch tests were conducted on weathered crude oil and tar ball contaminated Pensacola Florida beach sand. Jars were filled with 400 grams of contaminated beach sand, followed by the S-ISCO® treatment chemicals. The jar on the left acted as a control and contained beach sand with 400 mL of deionized water, and the jar on the right was treated with S-ISCO® chemicals. Within fourteen days, oil was removed from the beach sand and destroyed in place using VeruSOL®-Marine 200, hydrogen peroxide, and GreenCAT, a green synthesized catalyst.



wtf
Ding ding ding ....
Are you guys thinking what I think ????
Milking this golden cow .. uh goose ?

Green Synthesis of Au Nanostructures
Generally, metal nanoparticles are prepared by a variety of chemical methods that are not environmentally friendly. We report on the use of aqueous solutions of ionic polymers containing arsonic acid groups for the green synthesis of Au and Ag nanoparticles of intriguing shapes at room temperature without using additional reducing reagent. Our results indicate that these ionic polymers are not only capable of reducing metal ions but also can protect the nanoparticles in the colloidal solutions. In general, the process of metal ions reduction using these ionic polymers is very slow, but the ability of the polymers to protect the Au and Ag nanoparticles permits us to obtain colloidal solutions that are stable for several months. This method would be very much useful for the preparation of other metal nanoparticles.

scratching
What should we think of THAT ???
... reducing metal ions ... > makes me think about the vids of iron-bug-man (this could be the same or something totally different, sorry , but I am confiused by what I read) ....

here an other link :
[link to pubs.acs.org]
One-step green synthesis of gold (Au) nanostructures is described using naturally occurring biodegradable plant surfactants such as VeruSOL-3 (mixture of d-limonene and plant-based surfactants), VeruSOL-10, VeruSOL-11, and VeruSOL-12 (individual plant-based surfactants derived from coconut and castor oils) without any special reducing agent/capping agents. This greener method uses water as a benign solvent and surfactant/plant extract as a reducing agent. Depending upon the Au concentration used for the preparation, Au crystallizes in different shapes and sizes to form spherical, prisms, and hexagonal structures.


Just have a look at the shapes in the illustration in this link : [link to pubs.rsc.org]


-Question 1:
If this tech is known WHY DID THEY USE ALL THOSE LETHAL STUFFS ????
-Question 2:
Are they using the golden AU-goose or is this a AU-egg ??
(whats first the goose or the egg?)
-Question 3:
Is this good or is this bad ...

Can some1 please have a good look at this PDF ?

Green synthesis of 1–2 nm gold nanoparticles stabilized by
amine-terminated ionic liquid and their electrocatalytic activity in oxygen reduction†

[link to 202.98.16.39]
(alternative link : [link to docs.google.com] )
snip:
An established method for generating 1–3 nm gold nanoparticles is reduction of AuCl4 − by sodium borohydride in the presence of an alkanethiol in water–toluene biphasic reaction systems. While the resulting nanoparticles are very stable, the reagents are hazardous. A “greener” route, reduction by citrate in water, yields particles of
only limited stability
.


>>> Unstable AU ???? .... by the old methode.

The new methode should give stable AU and better resulting.
Please read it if you can chew it ...lol... and say what you think.

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Good morning All!
Do any of you remember that Darth Cheney was directing War Games on the morning of 911? Most of our Air Force was waaay up north. There was massive confusion as to what was real and what was part of the War Games. If the high command wasn't "in on it", they were frozen "like a deer in the headlights".


Has Dick/Darth Cheney been arrested yet and hung by the neck until dead?

We have a multi-billion dollar military and I do not accept the excuse that they can't tell the difference between what is "real" and what is "games."

No excuses, so hand Gen. Myers with Cheney and Rumsfeld. George Bush is the idiot in the wood pile, so put him in prison the rest of his life for being incompetent to stand trial.


From your mouth to Eric Holder's ear
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Well that's about done it for me. Good luck folks.
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WOWSER Krispy...now I can see where you have been...lot's of info to digest.
Thx again for all your efforts hf
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WOWSER Krispy...now I can see where you have been...lot's of info to digest.
Thx again for all your efforts hf
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Big smile :D
(its nice to be missed ...lol...)

yeah something disturbed my rest and sleep, so I decided to do something constructive ... lol ...
and look what it gave :
MORE Questions ... hahahaha ...
I am puzzled by it !


I am back to bed ...
troubled mind is cleared by "going green"-oil ...lol...
See ya all 2mrow.

hf

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Thread: Alien Meteorite Found In The Gulf Of Mexico! MUST SEE!

ohyeah

but his conclusion???? Not so much.
 Quoting: TutuWuwu

I agree Tutu Wuwu. They look like common sea sponge saturated in oil.

(Didemnum molle)

[link to www.seasky.org]




Edit for spelling error. And to add that is a good way to collect samples from the bottom of the gulf.

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ohyeah

but his conclusion???? Not so much.

I agree Tutu Wuwu. They look like common sea sponge saturated in oil.

(Didemnum molle)

[link to www.seasky.org]




Edit for spelling error. And to add that is a good way to collect samples from the bottom of the gulf.
 Quoting: Isis7


common sea SQUIRT - yep yep yep
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Did you watch the second video?

DON'T MISS IT!!!
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...........

Just have a look at the shapes in the illustration in this link : [link to pubs.rsc.org]


-Question 1:
If this tech is known WHY DID THEY USE ALL THOSE LETHAL STUFFS ????
-Question 2:
Are they using the golden AU-goose or is this a AU-egg ??
(whats first the goose or the egg?)
-Question 3:
Is this good or is this bad ...

Can some1 please have a good look at this PDF ?

Green synthesis of 1–2 nm gold nanoparticles stabilized by
amine-terminated ionic liquid and their electrocatalytic activity in oxygen reduction†

[link to 202.98.16.39]
(alternative link : [link to docs.google.com] )
snip:
An established method for generating 1–3 nm gold nanoparticles is reduction of AuCl4 − by sodium borohydride in the presence of an alkanethiol in water–toluene biphasic reaction systems. While the resulting nanoparticles are very stable, the reagents are hazardous. A “greener” route, reduction by citrate in water, yields particles of
only limited stability
.


>>> Unstable AU ???? .... by the old methode.

The new methode should give stable AU and better resulting.
Please read it if you can chew it ...lol... and say what you think.
 Quoting: Krispy71



Considering all the material we've covered in this thread, there has never been anything that can suggest to us other than BP is attempting to kill the morphing micro-organism which eats through steel and plastics.

BP could have emulsified the oil with a much less lethal dispersant and gotten the similar sediment factors.

We now have some support for OP's report that there is a radioactive issue with the GOM. The US government has been very quiet on the Gulf issue, except to endorse BP's actions.

There must be some extraordinary reason that BP and the government would deliberately endanger the lives of so many people by using a lethal dispersant, when other options are available.
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Found something STUNNING !!!!

Microemulsion Catalysis and S-ISCO® as a Basis for Designing Green Solutions for the Environment
Posted by Morgan Jenkins on Tue, Sep 14, 2010 @ 11:55 AM
[link to www.verutek.com]

VeruTEK’s S-ISCO® patent pending technology which combines plant surfactants, oxidants, and green catalysts has been shown to be effective in destroying oils, coal tar, creosote, chlorinated solvents and other toxic contaminants associated with NAPLs. Beyond environmental remediation, microemulsion systems have many industrial and commercial applications such as catalysis, medical, personal care and agricultural uses.

VeruTEK and EPA scientists (see Hoag et al. Degradation of Bromothymol Blue by “Greener” Nanoscale Zero-Valent Iron Synthesized Using Plant Polyphenols, Royal Society of Chemistry Journal of Materials Science and Nadagouda et al. Green Synthesis of Au Nanostructures at Room Temperature Using Biodegradable Plant Surfactants, American Chemical Society Crystal Growth and Design) and others (see Fallis et al. (2009), Locus-Specific Microemulsion Catalysts for Sulfur Mustard (HD) Chemical Warfare Agent Decontamination, JAMS) have documented the basis and rationale for the design of oxidative and reductive catalysts for the destruction of environmental toxins. These publications represent central advances in environmental technology that will be built upon for many years to come. These papers clear up some of the confusion and dogma still prevalent in the marketplace- yes, surfactants and oxidants can be combined in stable formulations – and provide a green technology platform to build upon.


Example of the Power of Microemulsion Catalysis Using S-ISCO®: Destruction of Oil Contaminated Beach Sand Using a Plant-Based Surfactant – Hydrogen Peroxide – Green Catalyst System

Image oil samples: [link to www.verutek.com]

FL Beach Sand – Final Soil
DI Water (left), and S-ISCO® Treatment (right)

Surfactant-Enhanced In Situ Chemical Oxidation (S-ISCO®) batch tests were conducted on weathered crude oil and tar ball contaminated Pensacola Florida beach sand. Jars were filled with 400 grams of contaminated beach sand, followed by the S-ISCO® treatment chemicals. The jar on the left acted as a control and contained beach sand with 400 mL of deionized water, and the jar on the right was treated with S-ISCO® chemicals. Within fourteen days, oil was removed from the beach sand and destroyed in place using VeruSOL®-Marine 200, hydrogen peroxide, and GreenCAT, a green synthesized catalyst.



wtf
Ding ding ding ....
Are you guys thinking what I think ????
Milking this golden cow .. uh goose ?

Green Synthesis of Au Nanostructures
Generally, metal nanoparticles are prepared by a variety of chemical methods that are not environmentally friendly. We report on the use of aqueous solutions of ionic polymers containing arsonic acid groups for the green synthesis of Au and Ag nanoparticles of intriguing shapes at room temperature without using additional reducing reagent. Our results indicate that these ionic polymers are not only capable of reducing metal ions but also can protect the nanoparticles in the colloidal solutions. In general, the process of metal ions reduction using these ionic polymers is very slow, but the ability of the polymers to protect the Au and Ag nanoparticles permits us to obtain colloidal solutions that are stable for several months. This method would be very much useful for the preparation of other metal nanoparticles.

scratching
What should we think of THAT ???
... reducing metal ions ... > makes me think about the vids of iron-bug-man (this could be the same or something totally different, sorry , but I am confiused by what I read) ....

here an other link :
[link to pubs.acs.org]
One-step green synthesis of gold (Au) nanostructures is described using naturally occurring biodegradable plant surfactants such as VeruSOL-3 (mixture of d-limonene and plant-based surfactants), VeruSOL-10, VeruSOL-11, and VeruSOL-12 (individual plant-based surfactants derived from coconut and castor oils) without any special reducing agent/capping agents. This greener method uses water as a benign solvent and surfactant/plant extract as a reducing agent. Depending upon the Au concentration used for the preparation, Au crystallizes in different shapes and sizes to form spherical, prisms, and hexagonal structures.


Just have a look at the shapes in the illustration in this link : [link to pubs.rsc.org]


-Question 1:
If this tech is known WHY DID THEY USE ALL THOSE LETHAL STUFFS ????
-Question 2:
Are they using the golden AU-goose or is this a AU-egg ??
(whats first the goose or the egg?)
-Question 3:
Is this good or is this bad ...

Can some1 please have a good look at this PDF ?

Green synthesis of 1–2 nm gold nanoparticles stabilized by
amine-terminated ionic liquid and their electrocatalytic activity in oxygen reduction†

[link to 202.98.16.39]
(alternative link : [link to docs.google.com] )
snip:
An established method for generating 1–3 nm gold nanoparticles is reduction of AuCl4 − by sodium borohydride in the presence of an alkanethiol in water–toluene biphasic reaction systems. While the resulting nanoparticles are very stable, the reagents are hazardous. A “greener” route, reduction by citrate in water, yields particles of
only limited stability
.


>>> Unstable AU ???? .... by the old methode.

The new methode should give stable AU and better resulting.
Please read it if you can chew it ...lol... and say what you think.
 Quoting: Krispy71


I'm not a chemist, so reading all this was barely understandable for me.
What I got out of it was that they were able to stabilize their gold agent the best when the nano size was 1.7nm, and that it was stable when exposed to air. They obviously have beach clean-up in mind.
My concern is that anything under about 10 nm penetrates just about all barriers within the human body...skin, cell walls, blood/brain barrier. Do we know if the consumption of the oil transforms the agent? Does the 1.7nm agent become the carrier for the oil it has consumed, or is there another totally different compound left in the sand? So many questions....
Great find, Krispy!


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Did you watch the second video?

DON'T MISS IT!!!
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Saw that 2nd vid a couple of days ago - yeah, veddy veddy wierd.
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lol lmao lmao
Did you watch the second video?

DON'T MISS IT!!!
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yeah mate your right, ya gotta see this shit. this guy drops pure corexit tabs man. 1rof1 bonghit
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Found something STUNNING !!!!

Microemulsion Catalysis and S-ISCO® as a Basis for Designing Green Solutions for the Environment
Posted by Morgan Jenkins on Tue, Sep 14, 2010 @ 11:55 AM
[link to www.verutek.com]

VeruTEK’s S-ISCO® patent pending technology which combines plant surfactants, oxidants, and green catalysts has been shown to be effective in destroying oils, coal tar, creosote, chlorinated solvents and other toxic contaminants associated with NAPLs. Beyond environmental remediation, microemulsion systems have many industrial and commercial applications such as catalysis, medical, personal care and agricultural uses.

VeruTEK and EPA scientists (see Hoag et al. Degradation of Bromothymol Blue by “Greener” Nanoscale Zero-Valent Iron Synthesized Using Plant Polyphenols, Royal Society of Chemistry Journal of Materials Science and Nadagouda et al. Green Synthesis of Au Nanostructures at Room Temperature Using Biodegradable Plant Surfactants, American Chemical Society Crystal Growth and Design) and others (see Fallis et al. (2009), Locus-Specific Microemulsion Catalysts for Sulfur Mustard (HD) Chemical Warfare Agent Decontamination, JAMS) have documented the basis and rationale for the design of oxidative and reductive catalysts for the destruction of environmental toxins. These publications represent central advances in environmental technology that will be built upon for many years to come. These papers clear up some of the confusion and dogma still prevalent in the marketplace- yes, surfactants and oxidants can be combined in stable formulations – and provide a green technology platform to build upon.


Example of the Power of Microemulsion Catalysis Using S-ISCO®: Destruction of Oil Contaminated Beach Sand Using a Plant-Based Surfactant – Hydrogen Peroxide – Green Catalyst System

Image oil samples: [link to www.verutek.com]

FL Beach Sand – Final Soil
DI Water (left), and S-ISCO® Treatment (right)

Surfactant-Enhanced In Situ Chemical Oxidation (S-ISCO®) batch tests were conducted on weathered crude oil and tar ball contaminated Pensacola Florida beach sand. Jars were filled with 400 grams of contaminated beach sand, followed by the S-ISCO® treatment chemicals. The jar on the left acted as a control and contained beach sand with 400 mL of deionized water, and the jar on the right was treated with S-ISCO® chemicals. Within fourteen days, oil was removed from the beach sand and destroyed in place using VeruSOL®-Marine 200, hydrogen peroxide, and GreenCAT, a green synthesized catalyst.



wtf
Ding ding ding ....
Are you guys thinking what I think ????
Milking this golden cow .. uh goose ?

Green Synthesis of Au Nanostructures
Generally, metal nanoparticles are prepared by a variety of chemical methods that are not environmentally friendly. We report on the use of aqueous solutions of ionic polymers containing arsonic acid groups for the green synthesis of Au and Ag nanoparticles of intriguing shapes at room temperature without using additional reducing reagent. Our results indicate that these ionic polymers are not only capable of reducing metal ions but also can protect the nanoparticles in the colloidal solutions. In general, the process of metal ions reduction using these ionic polymers is very slow, but the ability of the polymers to protect the Au and Ag nanoparticles permits us to obtain colloidal solutions that are stable for several months. This method would be very much useful for the preparation of other metal nanoparticles.

scratching
What should we think of THAT ???
... reducing metal ions ... > makes me think about the vids of iron-bug-man (this could be the same or something totally different, sorry , but I am confiused by what I read) ....

here an other link :
[link to pubs.acs.org]
One-step green synthesis of gold (Au) nanostructures is described using naturally occurring biodegradable plant surfactants such as VeruSOL-3 (mixture of d-limonene and plant-based surfactants), VeruSOL-10, VeruSOL-11, and VeruSOL-12 (individual plant-based surfactants derived from coconut and castor oils) without any special reducing agent/capping agents. This greener method uses water as a benign solvent and surfactant/plant extract as a reducing agent. Depending upon the Au concentration used for the preparation, Au crystallizes in different shapes and sizes to form spherical, prisms, and hexagonal structures.


Just have a look at the shapes in the illustration in this link : [link to pubs.rsc.org]


-Question 1:
If this tech is known WHY DID THEY USE ALL THOSE LETHAL STUFFS ????
-Question 2:
Are they using the golden AU-goose or is this a AU-egg ??
(whats first the goose or the egg?)
-Question 3:
Is this good or is this bad ...

Can some1 please have a good look at this PDF ?

Green synthesis of 1–2 nm gold nanoparticles stabilized by
amine-terminated ionic liquid and their electrocatalytic activity in oxygen reduction†

[link to 202.98.16.39]
(alternative link : [link to docs.google.com] )
snip:
An established method for generating 1–3 nm gold nanoparticles is reduction of AuCl4 − by sodium borohydride in the presence of an alkanethiol in water–toluene biphasic reaction systems. While the resulting nanoparticles are very stable, the reagents are hazardous. A “greener” route, reduction by citrate in water, yields particles of
only limited stability
.


>>> Unstable AU ???? .... by the old methode.

The new methode should give stable AU and better resulting.
Please read it if you can chew it ...lol... and say what you think.


I'm not a chemist, so reading all this was barely understandable for me.
What I got out of it was that they were able to stabilize their gold agent the best when the nano size was 1.7nm, and that it was stable when exposed to air. They obviously have beach clean-up in mind.
My concern is that anything under about 10 nm penetrates just about all barriers within the human body...skin, cell walls, blood/brain barrier. Do we know if the consumption of the oil transforms the agent? Does the 1.7nm agent become the carrier for the oil it has consumed, or is there another totally different compound left in the sand? So many questions....
Great find, Krispy!


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 Quoting: TutuWuwu

+1 TutuWuwu

The only thing that I could cypher was that all the authors of Krispy's find (bold above) [link to pubs.rsc.org]

Synthesis of various crystalline gold nanostructures in water: The polyoxometalate β-[H4PMo12O40]3− as the reducing and stabilizing agent Guangjin Zhang, Bineta Keita, Rosa Ngo Biboum, Frédéric Miserque, Patrick Berthet, Anne Dolbecq, Pierre Mialane, Laure Catala and Louis Nadjo
J. Mater. Chem., 2009, 19, 8639-8644

Were all listed as affiliated with labs/institutes in FRANCE:

Affiliation (s) of author / Author (s) Affiliation (s)
Guangjin ZHANG (1);
Bineta Keita (1);
NGO BIBOUM Rosa (1);
MISERQUE Frederick (2)
Patrick Berthet (3);
DOLBECQ Anne (4);
MIALANE Pierre (4);
CATALA Laure (5);
NADJO Louis (1);
(1) Laboratory of Physical Chemistry, Group of Electrochemistry and Photoelectrochemistry, UMR 8000, CNRS, Université Paris-Sud, Bâtiment 350, 91405 Orsay, FRANCE
(2) Laboratory of Reactivity of Surfaces and Interfaces / CEA-Saclay DEN / DANS / DPC / SCP, Bât 391, 91191 Gif-sur-Yvette, FRANCE
(3) Laboratory of Physical Chemistry of Solid State, ICMMO, UMR 8182, CNRS, Université Paris-Sud, Bâtiment 410, 91405 Orsay, FRANCE
(4) Institut Lavoisier Versailles, UMR 8180, Université de Versailles St Quentin, 45 Avenue des USA, 78035 Versailles, FRANCE
(5) Laboratory of Inorganic Chemistry, ICMMO, UMR 8182, CNRS, Université Paris-Sud, Bâtiment 410, 91405 Orsay, FRANCE

[link to cat.inist.fr]

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Hi Housedad- hope you feel better soon. hf
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Yes I know there is NOT a French Embassy in France...merely going for the French Connection.
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By the time I was done reading, I was so cross-eyed, I didn't even notice that...
Mighty timely research development for the French Connection. Hmmmmmm.
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Just to let you know, folks, I'm still around, but intermittently right now as I'm a bit under the weather. The ticker is having another dance with the reaper. I have't had the energy to sit in front of the computer much. But I'll be back on my feet soon.
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OHHHHHH, so sorry to hear that Housedad...please take good care of you...I was wondering where you were...hope you will be up to snuff soon....breezy





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