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To: Tom Swift who wrote (1140)	7/3/1999 7:39:00 AM
From: Chuca Marsh	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1364

BTW, You sir, are RUDE: <<..This is an example of your incoherence: BASIC PREMISE- The GLUE onto the Silicon CHIP of a Pate of Diamon Dust Plasma to a film of High Temperature S-C NUKE Film that will add life to SiC Chips with a GaN matrix incorporated into a pasted on FILM LAYER BUILD UP that will change applications and increase this and that...bingo factor engineering w..>> May 26, 99 go2net.newsalert.com The DCM plasmas can be produced as catalysts, as abrasive wear-resistant grinding materials of high strength, and as intermediate material for soldering or welding of various ceramic and other nonmetal items with metals such as solder for the junction of high temperature superconductors and electric current leads. A special application is a coating that leads to a very low cost conversion of long lived nuclear wastes from nuclear reactors into stable nuclidesor the elimination of the radio active plutonium by transmutation into uranium. This potential of DCM plasmas to neutralize radio active wastes opens the door for Rhombic Corporation to enter the billion dollar waste site clean up business that plagues the world with toxins. MORE GLUE FACTOR- Think more Swift: All the known manufacturing methods for these DCM materials are either insufficient in the continuity of the coating, or the coating does not adhere adequately tothe particles of the initialmaterial,resulting in a degrading of the strength of the product. Rhombic's DCM acquisition assures that the active components have strong adhesive qualities and a long DCM lifetime.June 4, 99 go2net.newsalert.com the acquisition of a method for manufacturing Disperse Composite Materials (DCM), will be the subject of an advertisement this weekend, June 5 and June 6, in the prestigious Barron's magazine. The DCM technology, acquired from Russian and German scientists, also known as dust plasma, has specific properties of abrasion or wear resistance, friction and catalytic action for high temperature superconductors. DCM also is a potential help in cleaning up nuclear waste dumpsites. June 21,99 go2net.newsalert.com "Forced Diffusion" technology. Purification of silicon carbide and gallium nitride wafer materials will begin July 1, 1999 under the supervision of Dr. Mark Prelas. The wafers will be bought from U.S. manufacturers in two and three inch crystal sizes, and treated with the patented "Forced Diffusion" process. The University proposal is to use the Rhombic technology "to purify the gallium nitride of the unintentional oxygen and silicon impurities incorporated into the structure, and to purify the silicon carbide wafers of the pollutants boron, nitrogen and oxygen. The gallium nitride wafer is a blue laser generator, and silicon carbide is a major factor in high temperature, high speed electronics. Both materials are light emitting diodes that can be modified to produce photovoltaic cells that assist in the conversion of ultra violet light to electricity. Reducing the impurities in the wafers would give them an improved effectiveness with a longer life span, and simplify the construction of photovoltaic cells. According to the 1999 Industry Report, "Silicon will remain the dominant material for substrates and wafers for the foreseeable future with demand exceeding $7 billion in 1999. The push for ever greater performance at lower prices has brought new wafer technologies into the market." Rhombic's patented "Forced Diffusion" process can be used to add to or to take out impurities from diamond, silicon carbide, gallium nitride, and other special materials to modify the optical, chemical, electrical, and mechanical properties of those materials. Rhombic Corporation will announce soon that, beginning in September, 1999, its "Forced Diffusion" technology will be used to develop a second project at the University Of Missouri's facilities Now, this is an attempt to answer in my style, if it is not suitable for you, I am truly sorry. Because this is the secomnd effort of your personal attack style I will not be answering any other personal INCOHERant comments from you. I resent your attitude. SEC Disclosure, IR assistance at NUKE/Rhombic Corp.- NOT PR-NR Writing, though. Chucka The INCO-DIMEATECH is a bargain! No matter what any crying lion says! P.S.- HERant Farm is fascinating, that is my personality style ( remember there are a half dozen more styles out there, you can NOT please everybody all of the time, but you can hope tpo plaese some body SOME of the time. At $.60 cents...get pleased some of the 6 techs DIME times. JMHO. Now, the building of the ants is like the adding to the layers on a CHIP..a SiC base with a glue on layer of Diamond DUST TECH. It is worth a 100 fold times more to my read of Multi Bager Times. Mark my words, I find the good as well as the confusing. P.P.S.- A password is asked to let you in on the TOP, RB Link..I didn't know because it is browser imbedded in my computer BUt the lower URL Link may interest you: ragingbull.com sites.netscape.net I had been pasting my Personal Home Page all over the RB site, maybe I forgot to here! Have a look. I do things. That is Coherant. Not too rude.