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| William McCormick |
 Posted: Sun May 18, 2008 12:03 pm Post subject: Radio Active Isotopes In My Day |
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In my day these higher elements were radio active Isotopes. Other standard elements could be radio active because of isotopes if they contained these large isotope elements in trace or contaminant quantities.
Basically Carbon 14 was carbon that had some trace, rare earth elements in it.
This is how I was taught, and how Isotopes at one time were understood. I know this is an old table however it was the only one I could find to show, the list of Isotopes. As it was in the beginning.
What made these large elements Isotopes, was there size verses the radiation here on Earth.
It was highly suspected that if these elements were out further away from the sun in a naturally colder place. Less radiation from the Sun. They would not emit radiation. Uranium would just be like lead.
So they were considered somewhat unstable, not really elements. Because they could never totally isolate them. From other elements. And they did try.
The contaminants proved to be more eventful, or more important to the Uranium's behavior then the mass of Uranium.
So I just posted this, thought you might like to get another perspective on this. I was taught by Universal Scientists that radio active contaminants are what causes the lower elements to become radio active.
Some elements like carbon can actually create a place to fusion up elements to Actual large Isotope elements.
Elements like Iodine and carbon were made radio active and used for special purposes in medicine and science. However these were called Isotopes of whatever element they were. This was bad policy.
But it was understood at the time, that contaminates present were causing the radiation. The regular elemental substance was used because the body would pull or push, that normal elemental chemical, along with the poison pill, the giant radio active element, to a desired organ. Either as a treatment or to x-ray the organ. And highlight that organ.
Time goes by and the next generation just hears about this. They use it in medicine and it is called Iodine 11D2, they do not know what that means anymore. It just meant that there was a specific amount of unknown radio active substance in the iodine.
Scientists were losing their ability to purify elements. They were losing their ability to classify the contaminants, and destroy the radio active contaminants. And decided on calling them variations of the elements themselves. This was criminal. Because they were just elements that contained atoms in the Isotope group. Often along with massive amounts of oxygen.
Great German and American scientists begged us not to play with the isotopes, and not to use them in manufacture. Because it was apparent that these isotopes were finding there way into many chemicals. That they were never found in before. Many supplies showed trace emissions where no emission was present.
There are ways to destroy radioactive particles. But it is not easy to decontaminate a planet.
Sincerely,
William McCormick
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| Harold14370 |
| Posted: Sun May 18, 2008 4:31 pm Post subject: |
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| William McCormick |
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| What's a Universal Scientist? |
http://www.anl.gov/Science_and_Technology/History/Anniversary_Frontiers/unisci.html
Unfortunately, the information I have about them currently that is on the web, is that Enricho Fermi, was the last Universal Scientist. He was not even a good Universal Scientist.
He stole the name Universal Scientist, with the money and backing of the United States Government. This fool, started the end of Universal science, by selling out.
Real Universal Scientists practiced science right up to 1973 in the United States, when their understanding of the atom was band by law, in school.
Einstein wrote President Roosevelt a letter about Enricho Fermi, and Enricho's experiments with Uranium. And how they were showing the possibility for use in large quantities to create large amounts of power. Or even in very large quantities a bomb.
He warned the President we should start our own, Uranium project. What a fool.
http://www.anl.gov/Science_and_Technology/History/Anniversary_Frontiers/aetofdr.html
We already had weapons that made these look like children's toys. We were not wanting for super weapons of global destruction. Lord knows Germany went through much agony creating pinpoint weapons of destruction. Rather then to violently strike out with super weapons.
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| Harold14370 |
| Posted: Mon May 19, 2008 4:58 pm Post subject: |
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Well, Billy, I sure would like to know who the universal scientists were who taught you that Carbon 14 is only radioactive because it has some trace rare earth elements. They would be laughed out of the room.
In my day, we have instruments that can tell you exactly what radioactive nuclides are in a sample based on their characteristic radiation spectrum. |
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| William McCormick |
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| Harold14370 wrote: |
Well, Billy, I sure would like to know who the universal scientists were who taught you that Carbon 14 is only radioactive because it has some trace rare earth elements. They would be laughed out of the room.
In my day, we have instruments that can tell you exactly what radioactive nuclides are in a sample based on their characteristic radiation spectrum. |
With contaminates, it is hard to tell. Because they are few and far in between. If you are so sure of your contaminants you could get them out.
There is no variation of any element. That is what I am trying to say. You are just reading radiation from a few radioactive atoms of radio active elements contained in your carbon. So I am also saying you do not know how to tell what the contaminates are in your carbon.
So many people think there is different kinds of Uranium. When there are really just different contaminants in different grades of Uranium.
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| Dishmaster |
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| William McCormick wrote: |
| Harold14370 wrote: |
Well, Billy, I sure would like to know who the universal scientists were who taught you that Carbon 14 is only radioactive because it has some trace rare earth elements. They would be laughed out of the room.
In my day, we have instruments that can tell you exactly what radioactive nuclides are in a sample based on their characteristic radiation spectrum. |
With contaminates, it is hard to tell. Because they are few and far in between. If you are so sure of your contaminants you could get them out.
There is no variation of any element. That is what I am trying to say. You are just reading radiation from a few radioactive atoms of radio active elements contained in your carbon. So I am also saying you do not know how to tell what the contaminates are in your carbon.
So many people think there is different kinds of Uranium. When there are really just different contaminants in different grades of Uranium. |
Contaminants don't explain anything. And surely they don't explain the different versions of radio activity. Where do these alleged contaminants come from? What about Tritium, the heaviest isotope of hydrogen? This can be produced in a pure form. How do you hide impurities in a radio active gas? By the way, the deuterium and tritium isotopes of hydrogen could be measured in interstellar gas clouds.
Just to for those who want to know the commonly accepted concept about radio activity: Isotopes are variants of atoms having the same nuclear charge, but a different mass (can be measured both and independently). The additional mass stems from additional neutrons in the nucleus. At some point, when the number of neutrons gets to big, the nucleus can become unstable and break into pieces of new atoms/elements. As a by product, you can get additional bits like free neutrons, alpha particles (helium nuclei) and gamma radiation (high energy photons). The product material can be measured as well, confirming the concept. Beta radiation consists of electrons or positrons emitted from the nucleus, where neutrons are transformed into protons and vice versa. All these reactions must comply with various conservations rules like particle conservation (particles and anti particles), charge, and others. |
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| Dishmaster wrote: |
| At some point, when the number of neutrons gets to big, the nucleus can become unstable and break into pieces of new atoms/elements. |
What defines the mass an element can obtain before coming unstable? I.e., why can hydrogen only have one neutron stably (Deuterium) before becoming radioactive (Tritium)? |
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| William McCormick |
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| William McCormick wrote: |
| Harold14370 wrote: |
Well, Billy, I sure would like to know who the universal scientists were who taught you that Carbon 14 is only radioactive because it has some trace rare earth elements. They would be laughed out of the room.
In my day, we have instruments that can tell you exactly what radioactive nuclides are in a sample based on their characteristic radiation spectrum. |
With contaminates, it is hard to tell. Because they are few and far in between. If you are so sure of your contaminants you could get them out.
There is no variation of any element. That is what I am trying to say. You are just reading radiation from a few radioactive atoms of radio active elements contained in your carbon. So I am also saying you do not know how to tell what the contaminates are in your carbon.
So many people think there is different kinds of Uranium. When there are really just different contaminants in different grades of Uranium. |
Contaminants don't explain anything. And surely they don't explain the different versions of radio activity. Where do these alleged contaminants come from? What about Tritium, the heaviest isotope of hydrogen? This can be produced in a pure form. How do you hide impurities in a radio active gas? By the way, the deuterium and tritium isotopes of hydrogen could be measured in interstellar gas clouds.
Just to for those who want to know the commonly accepted concept about radio activity: Isotopes are variants of atoms having the same nuclear charge, but a different mass (can be measured both and independently). The additional mass stems from additional neutrons in the nucleus. At some point, when the number of neutrons gets to big, the nucleus can become unstable and break into pieces of new atoms/elements. As a by product, you can get additional bits like free neutrons, alpha particles (helium nuclei) and gamma radiation (high energy photons). The product material can be measured as well, confirming the concept. Beta radiation consists of electrons or positrons emitted from the nucleus, where neutrons are transformed into protons and vice versa. All these reactions must comply with various conservations rules like particle conservation (particles and anti particles), charge, and others. |
There is no such thing as tritium. You have some chemical composition and probably radio active contaminants.
They make ammonia by combining nitrogen and hydrogen, under extreme heat and pressure. They fusion the hydrogen to the nitrogen and create oxygen. That is why ammonia in my area was always NO2, until 1992-1993 when I removed most of the containers from schools, public and private schools, all marked NO2.
I thought that they would replace them with new bottles, to my horror even Mallincrodt started selling it as NH3.
You really do not get how easy it is to make poison radio active gas from minute quantities of radio active material and hydrocarbons? It is possible to chain, react hydrocarbons, up in elemental number, to higher radio active elements. Using a radio active catalyst and heat.
That is why all our stuff is not supposed to have radio active substances in them. Because they can under the right circumstances chain react. Creating massive amounts of radio active gas. Massive amounts from almost nothing.
Sincerely,
William McCormick
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Why is this thread in the Physics section? It should be in Pseudoscience!
EDIT: It’s now in Pseudoscience, thanks to Ophiolite.
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| William McCormick wrote: |
There is no such thing as tritium. You have some chemical composition and probably radio active contaminants.
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Tritium is a key element is the fusion reactor being built in france, how can it not exist? Also where do you get this 'contaminants' from?
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trituim is a hydrogen atom with one electron, one proton, and two neutrons. It is also used in the Hydrogen Bomb.
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| William McCormick |
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I am stating for the record there is no such element as tritium. There are no such things as neutrons.
Whatever they are putting into their reactor is unknown to them. It may work out just fine it may Chernoble, or Three Mile Island.
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| William McCormick |
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| JaneBennet wrote: |
| Why is this thread in the Physics section? It should be in Pseudoscience! |
To keep anyone from reading your post, and believing it is addressing truth, I am tempted to send the topic to the pseudo science thread.
http://www.Rockwelder.com/WMV/Geiger.wmv
For years I had all kinds of people, "Experts" say, "Noway. Those thoriated tungstens are not dangerous. Barely even radio active. You need a special Geiger counter to even detect them. No way one of those old national defense Geiger counters could even detect them".
Fortunately I was brought up by a family that worked in a company that practically pioneered the use of Tungsten in TIG welding. And I was given special instruction on safe handling of them.
They can create massive amounts of radio active gas. If you are not aware of how.
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William McCormick
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I can overlook certain spelling mistakes, but come on, how can you attempt to spell Chernobyl and not spell check it? This just shows you don't even try. |
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