Can anyone with chemistry knowledge explain like I'm five? My knowledge of chemistry is limited to what I was taught in high school 20 years ago... I know graphene is Carbon, but what confuses me is Graphene hydroxide - so these are molecules with hydrogen and oxygen? How can it be one atom thick if it's a molecule with three elements?
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this is the Doctor that was killed shortly after he did a video over the internet...
Dr. Andreas Noack...**
less surface area = more pressure on the tissues. Graphene shards are the thinnest possible razorblade (smallest surface area, thus puts most cutting pressure on the tissues) theoretically and intuitively. The graphene is essentially a 1 atom thick layer of carbon atoms arranged in a hexagonal format with double bonds arranged in a manner that lends to tremendous stability (through resonance if you're interested in reading more).
During a research career lasting more than 50 years, I have concluded that the following
procedures are unsuitable for studying the biology of living cells in Intact animals and plants:
subcellular fractionation; histology; histochemistry; electron microscopy; binding studies; use of
ligands; immunocytochemistry; tissue slices; disruptive techniques; dehydration; deep freezing;
freeze drying; boiling; use of extracellular markers; receptor studies; patch clamp measurements;
inadequate calibrations. The main objections to these procedures are: (i) they change the properties
of the tissues being studied grossly and significantly; (ii) they ignore the second law of
thermodynamics;(iii) they produce artefacts, many of which are two-dimensional; (iv) adequate
control procedures have never been published for them.
Can anyone with chemistry knowledge explain like I'm five? My knowledge of chemistry is limited to what I was taught in high school 20 years ago... I know graphene is Carbon, but what confuses me is Graphene hydroxide - so these are molecules with hydrogen and oxygen? How can it be one atom thick if it's a molecule with three elements?
**https://bartoll.se/2021/11/graphene-hydroxide-specuulation/
SCROLL DOWN TO THE WEBSITE BOTTOM to see a VIDEO WITH SUBTITLES EXPLAINING EVERYTHING.... this is the Doctor that was killed shortly after he did a video over the internet... Dr. Andreas Noack...**
Yeah I have already seen it, thanks.
less surface area = more pressure on the tissues. Graphene shards are the thinnest possible razorblade (smallest surface area, thus puts most cutting pressure on the tissues) theoretically and intuitively. The graphene is essentially a 1 atom thick layer of carbon atoms arranged in a hexagonal format with double bonds arranged in a manner that lends to tremendous stability (through resonance if you're interested in reading more).
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Dr. Harold Hillman:
https://www.big-lies.org/harold-hillman-biology/index.html
https://www.big-lies.org/harold-hillman-biology/what-price-intellectual-honesty.htm
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/297b780rk5kvbyx/AABo8GCfCdsD2E0nMHd0H623a?dl=0&preview=Harold+Hillman+2011+Cell+biology+is+in+dire+straits.pdf
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/297b780rk5kvbyx/AABo8GCfCdsD2E0nMHd0H623a?dl=0