Quote from Champion: A brief explanation and 100% proof that my technology is absolute. Allow me to give the background. This is simple science and even the neophytes can understand. I had my Colorado 303 group take one of the bars below and place it in a crucible and heat it at 963C which is the melting point for silver. All things equal what has happened to the bar is the silver has been removed from the bar leaving the bar only platinum and gold. The copper was removed a long time ago in the primary steps which have never been disseminated to outsiders. It is a closer held secret than the formula for Coca Cola. 100% proof... hmmm, he has a funny idea of proof! So let's see if I got this right. He takes a bar of copper, heats it to the melting point of silver, which removes the silver - what silver? - and that leaves platinum and gold - what! Oh, no, he says he's already removed all the copper in earlier, primary steps... so he must already now have a bar of silver, gold and platinum alloy. But hang on, I thought he was transmuting copper into precious metals... so why does he say he has removed the copper? Oh, hang on now... I see, it's all a complete load of tosh! Had me going for a minute there.  Another mindless wannabe gets his 15 minutes of fame! (Probably much longer if you live in Chetty's World) But, I believe this is possible ,You just shouldn't use color as a baseline!
Chet
This is why we tend to disagree so much, Chet. You believe everything you read, everything anyone tells you and that anything is possible, to a point where science has no relevance. What you always - ALWAYS - fail to do, is apply any informed or rational thinking to the situation. Have to admit tho, sure did stir up the diamond sales companies.
How do you tell if its manufactured? Cause its pure and without flaw. 
thay
A diamond is a diamond... is a chunk of carbon. Whether it is natural or man-made it makes no difference other than de-valuing the natural diamonds already in existence. They all sit vertically in the table with uranium last.
The three that he uses are prime numbers for periodic weight.
Not sure what you see in the relevance of prime numbers GK, but I do know that they are the atomic numbers not the atomic weights, and that Uranium (92) is neither a prime number or in the same column. Same goes for platinum.
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