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You keep moving the goal post, the paint samples came from the dust samples. The detailed information you are asking for is not in the report. However, your question does not disprove anything.
The chain of evidence is not in the report and that does not debunked the science. This has been one of the many gambit that debunkers have been using for years in trying to discredit Jones peer reviewed paper, these strategies are meaningless to the scientific communities.
Again you are giving us your opinions, please prove your allegation by showing us your science to this DSC demonstration? Anyone can make claims.
Originally posted by impressme
reply to post by Doctor Smith
The paint hypothesis has been ruled out by Jones himself. The elemental signatures are way off!
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Your statement is false.
Yes,Jones talks about the primer paint chips that had thematic residue on the chips. There is also a red material that is unknown to these scientist because they are unable to match this particular findings to any known na-nothermite and Jones makes it very clear that more testing needs to be done in the future in his report. Your video does not debunk Jones science.
[edit on 4-8-2010 by impressme]
Originally posted by GenRadek
reply to post by Doctor Smith
But if it burns without air, then it will be air tight (pardon the pun) that it may very will be therm*te. But so far all he has proven is combustion in air. In the course of trying to find therm*te, its a huge FAIL. Therm*te burns without being in air. THAT is what he needs to show, and THAT is what he needs to DO. But he didnt, and he isnt, so he failed. No thermite according to this "paper". if he had only done it properly. and if only some people werent so blinded by faith in the CT, theyd see the Jones paper for what it is: a farce.
Originally posted by GenRadek
reply to post by Doctor Smith
But if it burns without air, then it will be air tight (pardon the pun) that it may very will be therm*te. But so far all he has proven is combustion in air. In the course of trying to find therm*te, its a huge FAIL. Therm*te burns without being in air. THAT is what he needs to show, and THAT is what he needs to DO. But he didnt, and he isnt, so he failed. No thermite according to this "paper". if he had only done it properly. and if only some people werent so blinded by faith in the CT, theyd see the Jones paper for what it is: a farce.
pg (19)The existence of elemental aluminum and iron oxide leads
to the obvious hypothesis that the material may contain thermite.
However, before concluding that the red material found in
the WTC dust is thermitic, further testing would be required.
For example, how does the material behave when heated in a
sensitive calorimeter? If the material does not react vigorously it
may be argued that although ingredients of thermite are present,
the material may not really be thermitic.
Pg(21)Active Thermitic Material Found in WTC Dust
That thermitic reactions from the red/gray chips have
indeed occurred in the DSC (rising temperature method of
ignition) is confirmed by the combined observation of 1)
highly energetic reactions occurring at approximately
430 °C, 2) iron-rich sphere formation so that the product
must have been sufficiently hot to be molten (over 1400 °C
for iron and iron oxide), 3) spheres, spheroids and nonspheroidal
residues in which the iron content exceeds the
oxygen content. Significant elemental iron is now present as
expected from the thermitic reduction-oxidation reaction of
aluminum and iron oxide
pg (23)Further samples are being analyzed to refine this
estimate. The fall of the WTC Towers produced enormous
clouds of dust whose total mass is difficult to ascertain; but
clearly the total mass of red/gray chips in the WTC dust
must be substantial given the fraction observed in these samplings.
These observations
reminded us of nano-thermite fabricated at the Lawrence
Livermore National Laboratory and elsewhere; available
papers describe this material as an intimate mixture of UFG
aluminum and iron oxide in nano-thermite composites to
form pyrotechnics or explosives [19-21]. The thermite reaction
involves aluminum and a metal oxide, as in this typical
reaction with iron oxide:
2Al + Fe2O3 Al2O3 + 2Fe (molten iron), H = 853.5kJ/mole.
Commercially available thermite behaves as an incendiary
when ignited [6], but when the ingredients are ultra-fine
grain (UFG) and are intimately mixed, this “nano-thermite”
reacts very rapidly, even explosively, and is sometimes referred
to as “super-thermite” [20, 22].
pg (23)We would like to make detailed comparisons of the red
chips with known super-thermite composites, along with
comparisons of the products following ignition, but there are
many forms of this high-tech thermite, and this comparison
[color=gold]must wait for a future study.
Pg(23)We observe that the spheroidal residues from ignition of
red chips (Figs. 25, 26)[color=gold] possess a strikingly similar chemical
signature to a typical XEDS spectrum from a spheroid generated
by commercial thermite (Fig. 24). This similarity supports
our hypothesis that the red chips are indeed a form of
thermite.
If there is no reaction in the absence of air, it is not thermite. Paint burns in air but not in the absence of air.
6. From the presence of elemental aluminum and iron
oxide in the red material, we conclude that it contains
the ingredients of thermite.
7. As measured using DSC, the material ignites and reacts
vigorously at a temperature of approximately
430 °C, with a rather narrow exotherm, matching
fairly closely an independent observation on a known
super-thermite sample. The low temperature of ignition
and the presence of iron oxide grains less than
120 nm show that the material is not conventional
thermite (which ignites at temperatures above 900 °C)
but very likely a form of super-thermite.
8. After igniting several red/gray chips in a DSC run to
700 °C, we found numerous iron-rich spheres and
spheroids in the residue, indicating that a very hightemperature
reaction had occurred, since the iron-rich
product clearly must have been molten to form these
shapes. In several spheres, elemental iron was verified
since the iron content significantly exceeded the
oxygen content. We conclude that a high-temperature
reduction-oxidation reaction has occurred in the
heated chips, namely, the thermite reaction.
Debunker telling people, Oh there was 10 tons of un-burnt Thermite doesn’t know what he or she is talking about. The fact is, Jones makes it very clear that further samples are being analyzed to refine these estimate.
pg (23)Further samples are being analyzed to refine this
estimate.
....Steven Jones test results are wrong
Originally posted by impressme
reply to post by pteridine
When did you test Super nano Thermite in a vacuum?
Where is it stated that the Thermitic material tested by Jones would not ignite in the absence of “air” in the first place?
7. As measured using DSC, the material ignites and reacts
vigorously at a temperature of approximately
430 °C, with a rather narrow exotherm, matching
fairly closely an independent observation on a known
super-thermite sample. The low temperature of ignition
and the presence of iron oxide grains less than
120 nm show that the material is not conventional
thermite (which ignites at temperatures above 900 °C)
but very likely a form of super-thermite.
Originally posted by gambon
reply to post by TrickoftheShade
They also use thermite for welding steel TOGETHER, maybe was used in some construction nearby to wtc or in wtc itself....
Where is it stated that the Thermitic material tested by Jones would not ignite in the absence of “air” in the first place?
Please tell us what paint produces iron-rich spheres and
Spheroids after being ignited?