ChemAlloy Article

8 longuoses obour CHEMALLOY. lt relsres ro N€V{ lDEA5, ItATERIALS
AND TECHNIQUES in hundreds ot fields o{ possible opplieorion. In o
singl6 yeor over 100 prizes ond qwords hove been won by Srudenrs v.ith
ih i. In{ormotionond ploducr.
ll!(c r tod of cl'ln.Jroy
in inr.r, to!.b !n. rrcEo
.r c !!l|E.r.r tc rn. rod
.6d ied.ie
th. othnr
pro6. in r|. w6r.r-r!.,tr,
.55 lolt dr. Ai.ordirs to
tL. inv*nro', thn p6rlrri6l
tlll r.noin hd.finihly.
l{ew
Alloy
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fortheScience
Student
lowdrr.d
Ci.hdlot
ol.o produ.!, oyr h
vlh F.r.ridl itr w.r.',
bor in rddirion lib.r.r.t
0riglnrllyconrcived
o: o mlderlngolloy,tlls patented
subrlqn<e
hqr onli-fri(tionproperlies,
will oerote:oif
gominolion.
lmprovorsoed
stimulolerplanl growlh,
will genercloeleclririly,md ????
8y SAlNUtl.
flttDllAll
trical
propel ties (Fig.
2) as the solid rod,
IIere it g€nsraies
slightly more than .5
volt, and in additjon
decomposesthe water,
libemting hydrogen.
This processis Iur-
berween 3. First fill ,too" c,"dT"1."T,:'HTit:1,::t;
\ A /H4I relarionrherecan.be
promoting
\./ soldering alumilum and
v the growtl
-of huckleberries is hard
lo see-yet in lhe broedest view, scienrists
s€,v, ail-things ar€ in sofne way-intenelated,
Chernallog, with its strengely diverse properties, sccms lo support this vi€w.
. Pul s Chomolloy.Rodin plain water (Fig.
l) _andyou hnve a battery of -55 volt poiental ftat will last as Iong as the rod is kcpt
wet. ganel.atingenorrghpower to operete e
vollmpter, millirmeter or oscilloscope.In
diflcrcnt. liquids. voltaEc varies from almcst
zero for pelroleunrlo 1.1 for certain types o[
cool, the second rirarm, and the thild hot,
Add equal a,rounts of Che,lnallo! Lo eaeh
graduaie. Instantly, the graduate containinp
hor warer liberates hydroien (Fig.3A). Heal
ts generer€d bv thc reaction so tiiat rvith thc
fr'ssaqe of a fcw m;nures (Fies. 3Il and Cl
the rl;ee g"adurts are cqu"ity r"r.m a'd
hydrogen producrionio ati ihrce ;s the same.
One of the Mosr Signifiront Uses of powdered Chenallo:r mey be the warmins .rnd
looseninsol sojls tha! are too cold ol comsced fcrrnrnntitrna,,d nlcnt
Dact for or)tirnum
grolvth. 't'hc warnrineand acration Df soil on
dry slate witbstancls lrictjon without coolant
dered Ci"rnnllo!
!
v
*ii:;:,,?',
in a glasr case. Note the
p$derized
roabout
r,000,000
[il:itr'ff;TiJ:".Tr.T;i:";:"1,""I'itt;
I,d}ticles per pound exhibits the same €lec- . on, voltage will rernaia constant, but, soiJ.
A, l.a.rion rtortr rt .n.. ir th. h.r *.r.r, l'!do.r. l, mcr. .torty L r .rd ,. f, h i, td ii.lnr trydb.
in shd!o{. Z .!udh leJo.t L C, A t , ninu.. |!i.4 r[ rtr.. rrodoor.. .r. bufiflr,
!.. produ.ricn
temperal.urewill decline and finelly stabilize
at a point a lew degreesabove the envhonmental tempsrrtuie. The electrical action
will conliDue and will Aeneratewar.rnth at
this rcducedm.Foituda. To dare,the capability of.Crre'ralloU tg gcnarnta elcctricily in
wlltcr hns hccn obscrved for seven contiduous ycars, and no limit ls known, The lioutd.
rather than the metal, is tle substancewirich
is consumedand mrrst be reDlaced.
A Provincial Horticullure Station in Albcrts, Cfinndr, summ€rizesan exp€rimentin
Seeogcrmtnauones tollows:
oi 0rninrtrd
tcn n, lr.rlrr)
50
96
1,4
a5
al
% cr tnt..,
(lrtr.kdl
16
70
A
54
t2
rate of one to five pounds per acre, ln the
row or hill with the seede. It G not broadcast over th€ eDtire ffeld srea, ai thb would
waste materirl. It necds to be buried where
it will be ia contact wlth soil moisture lbce
ltle essistsntsuperintendentsupervisingthis it is
in€tt when dry.
experjmentslated Lhatthe addition of Che?lrpeach and nectarine tieei In Ftg. 5
The
allo?' powder resulted in _speedier geminawere planted in poor comp€ct ctay roil j; E
rloll ot seeds as weu e3 larger percentsses Cajon, Calif., and stqnd
in she.rF'controst to
geBnlnat€d.Initiel growih of thdplsnB afier
ehything €ls€ in ihe area, heving grown ln
emergetrc€ was al6o more rapid in ihe case 1,1 yesrs lo the height
shown. froo 1-ln.
ol treeted aeedsotAmel€r slubs.
for ffeld cropr, Clrernolhd is appltedrt ths
The
Profit
With
txpanding
, Use
ofAluminum
Avoiloble a' srond.rd 8" rod, wei;hins 2
oun(65. Populorly priced oi lhe reloil level
wlrh full discounts to iobbers ond dedlers.
Also ovdilable wirh 2 or more rods
.ord, or in bulk I lb. dnd ldrger.ortons lor
.
indusrriol or moior users.
.
Ihls produd fill! o need. lr ls proprletory
and paronted. rn dddlrlon ro fluxless solderIng ot alumlnum ond tin., lt allo functions
well wllh copper, br.ss, golvqnired or aluminlz€d .nelcl .urfocss ond a nuhber of ofher
metcl solids or cootlngs.
P,orded by U.S
oPfloNAt
DISPIAY
RACK
PRICE
IO USE:
Merelyheofiheoluminumlo
mehins point of solderond opply.
A Prod!.t oJ
CHEMAI.LOYETECTRONICS
CORP:
Avoiloble free wirh ini.
tiol quorief grG. order
when Retoilerosr€esto
use. Suitable lor roble,
counler,woll or window
mounri.s.Hold!36 cord!
on th.e€ hook3contoining l2 €o(h.
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AIRPORT.SANIEI. CAI.IFORNIA
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CHEMALLOY
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CAIJFORNIA
IMPROVEDFUELCELLCONCEPTS
rO ETECTRIFY
AND AERAIETIQUIDS
ANDA4O'SIAiIATER'AI.S
NUMEROUS
USES
INCLUDE.
ACIDS/ALKAI.IS
HYDROGEN
RELFISE
AERATION/EFFERVESCEI{CE
HYDROTOCY
AGRICULTURE HYDROPONICS
. ARCTIC
.HORTICUTTURE
BI,POLAR
DCFORAC
MTTER!ES
IRRIOA1ION
BOIANY
L|QUtD
DISASSoCtAItON
BUOYANCY/GRAVITY
MINERAI.
/TITRATION
.MEDICAI./I.IFE
CRYOGENICS
STUDIES
DEHYDRATION
OCEANOGRAPHY
.PIANT
ELECTROCUITURE
STUDIES
pHSTUD|ES
ELECTRICITY
[I,!CTRICAL
RESPONSE
PRODUCT
IOEAS
NON-SOIUBTE
HO''ITOGENIZED
POWDERED
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EOUCAIION/SCIENCE QUALITY
CONIROL
.FLORlCULTURE
.RODENTCONTROL
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FORESTRY
. A€rcie ond eleclrily woter, ocid ond olkoli liquids or
GERMINATIOI.l
.sortwaRMtNc/toosE
FU€LCEI.LS
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moisi moterlols,
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SCIENCE
FAIRS/CI.UBS
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EVALUAIION
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Subiecrro
to licirEhs
licirEt!! Inl
In,
iome itst* hEvlns broad ieldlLd n;tut6 disef,
on)
b.cl of.!rd, lnay be u*d ln hoist ioil to ald srcwft of)
v.get3!1.3,rbw.r!, sDnbsaEd ne€i
t
Pldn wlth ludd !ad! a! late of 5 tbs. D*.cre. horer,
or ls,illpsdlns
on s€€din€d€Bity, ro miee sotl; rbori
userur wfi€re so ! ara too comract.r
cltdetc cold or ssson too sholt.
I
m€nts.
. Evoluole,Comporeor ldgntify modicol,hydrologicol,
Induslriolor food.dqirv fluids in ierms of eleclricol
resPonse.
. EDUCATION
P.oduceHydrog€nfrom liquids
& RESEARCH.
d6rivo botteries. Restorebolqnce in ocid ond olLoli
situotions
when pH is otherthon7 . .
tromliquidsto ensrgize
Titrqtionstudies.lomdkeelectricily
indicotingInskuments.
A FEWOF fHE COUIIILESS
POSSTBILITIES
WITHCHEIflALLOY
OUALI]YCONTROL
INDICATING
ENIRGY
}IYOROgENGAs
ANTI.GSAVITY
HYOSO?ONICs
GER'IIINATION
IIQUIDFIRECRAC(ERSBUOYANIMETAIs SOII.WARMTR/IOOSENER
CHEMALLOYIN SEEDING
IECfiNICAL
DESCRIPTION:
Any3ia pi*eor par
ticle ol ChemalLyyieldsabout.5 rcll at 2m ni.r@mper* In waler& aiden.ed bysnnecting a
hater wilhonel€adlo. singlep.rticleol melal
.nd th. olhsr leada.rnher€ in the liquidor hoist
,. '
tut€ri:I. lt will andiat€hish€ror l@er in liqlids
'
oth.rlhanMlerdep€ndingonrhenpH,Seaw.ler
:
ls about50%hi8herthan lre5hwater-Chili Sauce
b abodrwaeaefruchaswater,siicechenalloy
.
pi*s per polnd
is towderizedove. 1.0O0,00O
.
'
to b€.omethar many .l..tri€l €nlities. this is
'
ercush lo [email protected] liquid inlo nultitudes ol
'i
hydrceentai@i bubbl6. Hydroeenis the liah.
-r. -:. -'sl €l€menrkn n and t€t @mprisesoneninlh
-,-':
! l- ol lhe,;€i8htol mler,
:
IiISTRUCTTONS:
Chemaloy
s et.ctr,yjngpropan
ti6 hreakdNn lauds to,.lpasehvdrc.enrnd
dinurblh€ pH.pH 's rheunitm€;'e l;aran.
tiiy of hydre.n tons fr* ii a etulion. Warefh
neut€l wirh a pH ol 7. Anyacidsl b€ tow.r and
aiy arkaliwill be areaterthar pH7.chemaloy
mrks with liquidsand moistmatarials
toundin
$e hom€or oner@erysh€tresFruns,juicesand
efl drinks hare a pH ol ab.ut 3, i.dicatins an
eid wilh l0,O0Otimesthe lre hldrogenionsol
eler. v€setables
arcpH5io6 o0 ro 100rimes).
Seatsd andmitkai 6 to 6.9 (nearryneut6l). Sea.
@ter B arbline andabovepH7asarc lreshesss,
sps, ammonia
andmilkol mas.6ia.Chemaoy
in contactwith aiything wet p.dides th€ intorma.
ri.n rc€[email protected]
elecrrrliGi'on,
aeratonand!H.
(BASE)pH TABLE
ACID-WATER.ALKALI
pH
Amou.l Fre Hrd.os.. l.nt Ov.r W.t.r
pHI
tH2
pH 3
pH4
pH5
pH6
pH7
pHs
pH9
pHl0
pH 1l
pH 12
pH 13
Acid I,ooo,oootifles(semipotent)
Acid r00,0ootimes(lemonjuic€)
(truils)
Acid l0,0O0limes
Acid 1,000lin€s (b€.D
Acid
r0Olimes(rcgetables)
Acid
l0limes(milk)
Neutnl (PUREWATER)
Alkali I/ r olhorw.6i (seawatet)
Alkari I /toothof w.ler(borax)
Alkali l/loooth(hodseholdamDonia)
Alkali l/lo,ooorh(6ilkofmagnesia)
Alkali t/10o,0ooth(stuhl€dlime)
Alkali !/r,o0o,0oolh(semipotenD