The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
DearSir/Madam
It is not H2 that is utilised in Fusion, it is Tritium. It is clear you understand what protons are, and for that commend you, but you have a lack of counting ability resulting in your false premise. But then again, what's a proton or two between investors.
Just wondering if HE1 have discovered a source of Fusion in their hole in the Karoo? Visits by ministers, silence on plans, heck we may be on the verge of tapping the earth's core for endless, clean energy from a 3 1/2 inch hole in the ground! Praise be to the hole in the ground.
UK has been at sharp end of Fusion for decades. Building larger prototype too.. However, for best hope, try researching France where the largest unit is under constructionK in the south of country. Expecting mother of all magnets soon from Texas. So large, even St Paul's Cathedral couldn't hide it. But shhhhhhhhhh! It's a secret.
Fusion energy has been goal for 50 years. When it come He supply will be good.However, we are 30 years away from that supply point at least.
Not going to bet against that scenario. Least expected, most likely outcome. Wait to amortiise /write down assets over x no. of years, then quietly Bury it. Pun intended!
Here ends my chemistry lesson. Not done any bench chemistry for 50 years!!!!
1 milliMole of He = 4gms/1000
One gram in 1000 ml is 1000 ppm
0. 004gms = 4ppm
Th chart on the link agrees with my low ppm in water solubility.
I think DM has it all wrong. That's a geolgist doing chemistry, or they found 2 to 4 ppm of He N Karroo, which would be the normal range (up to 20ppm) as free He gas, which you could find in Rotherham, let alone Rukwa..
If it's the latter, move on elsewhere. If it's wrong and he's measured 2%, then it has to be free gas and he should STFU about it.
Henry's Law
I mentioned this weeks ago, when we were at the V1P1=V2P2 stage of thought. Thing is, doubling increases it from a few ppm to a few more ppm only.
Good link though.
There are charts for solubility of gases in water from room temp to about 45c. Alas, none for minus temps and raised pressures. Complicated!
Should have read 'more soluble in water than N2'
Looked at this again. Remember DM saying He is more soluble in water and indeed I quoted that a few days ago. However, turns out He is the least soluble molecule (Atom) in water being a few ppm max. DM mentions does not know whether free He gas or He in brine in Karoo.
He hasn't given figures, but given the low ppm solubility, surely he is quoting ppm in the Karoo?
Unless the pressure is so high it can dissolve % of He in water like CO2 in beer, the amounts found are so small, he hasn't mentioned them in RNS. Worrying and I could have it wrong of course.
No onus on e company'ssto announce anything. Right now it is all company confidential, esp if third parties are involved.
RNS not until next spud.
With all this delicate stuff, surely putting a leprechaun down the hole might be appropriate?
Ok dudes, hemistyr tiagain
Q: measuring He dissolved in brine.
A: He is very soluble in water. N2 is not, so measuring He fizzing off could be 100% near as damn it. DM would not believe that as origin %. But, keeping quiet is better than blaring out 100%.
PIs would believe it though as it would suit them.
Of course, it might have read 20ppm in Karoo. Announce that and goodbye share price.
These results are commercially sensitive, expensive to obtain, so why tell the world?
Interview OK to me. DM already dropped using % of He a while back. I suspect show in Karoo is less than 2%, hence reticence to confirm He there.
this is geologists make or break time re:Karoo
If they're not at TA1B, why freaking not?
All those still invested here say out loud
Alexa, play chill music.
Yes, that interview! I commented at the time he'd maybe lost his marbles if not a successful drill.
Oo err twice!
Now digested the RNS. Let's move on to drill 2.
Still a 5 bagger for most Attis holders. Onwards and upwards to 22p.
And yesterday someone said 10p. Who?
ME!
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