My discussion squares with the literature. It many not square with your interpretation of the literature, but I can't do anything about that.
My discussion is about the basic science of how spores are affected by van der Waals forces and by static electricity.
Your and TrebelRebel's arguments are always about how you INTERPRET what you read somewhere.
If you want to discuss my new web page, you have to discuss the science. Discussing YOUR INTERPRETATION of some article you found doesn't solve anything. Taking some sentence out of context doesn't solve anything. Spinning some erroneous statement to make if fit your beliefs doesn't solve anything. That's what you and TrebelRebel have been doing for years and years. It's time to discuss science, not your interpretations of science.
TrebleRebel,
In this month’s “Evaluation of sampling tools for environmental sampling of bacterial endospores from porous and nonporous surfaces,” J Appl Microbiol. 2008 May 20, an ink jet aerosol generator was used at PNNL to apply Bacillus subtilis endospores to five porous and nonporous surfaces.
Nyet, Ed,
You haven’t read the literature any more than you’ve read the recent “Electrokinetic properties of [Bt] spores and the peculiarities of bentonite” in the journal Mikrobial Z. It addressed the use of bentonite in the production of granular biopesticide. You probably don’t even read Russian journal articles.