Increasing Molecular Order Application Of Bright Fields Technology™ Via A New Alumina (Al203.2H20/ ATH) Polymer.
Dinesh Agrawal, Tania Slawecki, and Jiping Cheng, at Pennsylvania State University. Work supervised and data signed off by Professor Rustum Roy, Chairman of the Department of Materials Sciences at Pennsylvania State
University, and William H Tiller, Professor Emeritus, Stanford University.
University, and William H Tiller, Professor Emeritus, Stanford University.
TEST
Double Blind Test.
20 sets of identical Alumina were created by Alcoa Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. 10 sets were sent to Professor Rustum Roy, Chairman of the Department of Materials Sciences at Pennsylvania State University, and processed with Bright Fields Technology™.
RESULTS
After comparisons were made, the Bright Fields Technology™ samples were found to have significant changes in the alpha phase peaks; with a lower entropy of 36.2% compared to the control samples.
Exposure to the Bright Fields Technology™ processed starting at 30 hours, and up to 120 hours yielded the same results. Professors Roy and Tiller stated that this test showed that Bright Fields Technology™ created a higher-ordered (stronger) Alumina Tri-Hydrate.
Double Blind Test.
20 sets of identical Alumina were created by Alcoa Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. 10 sets were sent to Professor Rustum Roy, Chairman of the Department of Materials Sciences at Pennsylvania State University, and processed with Bright Fields Technology™.
RESULTS
After comparisons were made, the Bright Fields Technology™ samples were found to have significant changes in the alpha phase peaks; with a lower entropy of 36.2% compared to the control samples.
Exposure to the Bright Fields Technology™ processed starting at 30 hours, and up to 120 hours yielded the same results. Professors Roy and Tiller stated that this test showed that Bright Fields Technology™ created a higher-ordered (stronger) Alumina Tri-Hydrate.
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