Rakyat Malaysia mahu tahu adakah SPR menggunakan daawat kekal kandungan 9 persen Silver Nitrate atau 12 persen silver nitrate. Jika SPR menggunakan daawat 9 persen silver nitrate maka PRU13 mesti di tangguh kerana SPR gagal memberi keyakinan tentang kesahihan proses PRU13.
Berita tentang daawat kekal yang boleh di hilangkan apabila askar dan polis mengundi secara POS adalah serius dan menjejaskan validity sistem pilihanraya yang di kendalikan SPR. Mengikut penyelidikan di Mysore India , pengeluar utama daawat kekal, daawat kekal pilihanraya mengandungi 7 persen Silver Nitrate boleh menjadi putih lutsinar tanpa warna apabila di kenakan asid oxalic selama beberapa jam dan dalam tempoh ini undi dua kali boleh berlaku. Daawat 7 persen Silver Nitrate ini akan menjadi lutsinar selama beberapa jam apabila di letak oxalic acid dan menjadi hitam kembali selepas itu.
Ini adalah balanced reaction yang menyebabkan chrystallisation putih lutsinar
AgNO3 (aq) + K2C2O4 (aq)---> AgK2 (s) + NO3 (g) + CO2 (g)
if that is even correct you can figure out the stoichiometric coefficients
Also for your understanding, you should know that the Ag and K are both in positive valence
Ini memberi masa untuk pengundi hantu untuk terbang ke satu lagi tempat membuang undi tanpa tanda daawat di jari. Hanya daawat mengandungi 12 persen Silver Nitrate yang berkesan untuk mencegah kesan oxalic acid ini. Ini telah terbukti dengan research saperti di bawah.
Ini adalah balanced reaction yang menyebabkan chrystallisation putih lutsinar
AgNO3 (aq) + K2C2O4 (aq)---> AgK2 (s) + NO3 (g) + CO2 (g)
if that is even correct you can figure out the stoichiometric coefficients
Also for your understanding, you should know that the Ag and K are both in positive valence
Ini memberi masa untuk pengundi hantu untuk terbang ke satu lagi tempat membuang undi tanpa tanda daawat di jari. Hanya daawat mengandungi 12 persen Silver Nitrate yang berkesan untuk mencegah kesan oxalic acid ini. Ini telah terbukti dengan research saperti di bawah.
[1] Test Report and Comparative Study of Indelible Ink 12% S.N. Concentration and 7% S.N. Concentration, September 09, 2012, Mysore Paint and Varnish Ltd., New Bannimantap Extension, Mysore, Karnataka, India
[2] http://www.comelec.gov.ph/?r=mediareleases/InvitationtoBid/AwardNotices/NoticeofAwardTexas
[3]http://www.comelec.gov.ph/uploads/mediareleases/InvitationtoBid/AwardNotices/AsaColor_noticeofaward_071912.pdf
[4] http://www.theshillongtimes.com/2012/10/13/voter-ink-linked-to-mysore-kingdom/
[5] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxalic_acid
[6] Test Report and Comparative Study of Indelible Ink 12% S.N. Concentration and 7% S.N. Concentration, September 09, 2012, Mysore Paint and Varnish Ltd., New Bannimantap Extension, Mysore, Karnataka, India
Sekarang rakyat mahu statement rasmi secepat mungkin dari SPR berhubung kandungan Silver Nitrate dalam daawat PRU13 dan bukan masaalah goncang atau tidak goncang botol daawat.
Dalam radio ikim ketua SPR ada menyebut hanya tiga orang yang tahu tentang warna daawat dan sudah tentu kandungan daawat dan yang tiga ini mungkin Rosmah , Najib dan Ketua SPR. Di mana transparency nya pada hal rakyat adalah SPR customers,
Masaalah sekarang dalam keadaan Malaysia di bawah kuasa caretaker government, siapa kah yang berkuasa untuk mengarah SPR mendedahkan kandungan peratus silver nitrate dalam daawat kekal yang akan di guna dalam PRU 12. Kita tak mahu PRU 13 tercemar kerana kedegilan SPR untuk menjelaskan hal daawat kekal yang mencurigakan ini.
Sumber,,,
http://browse.feedreader.com/c/New_Philippine_Revolution/172527497
""Tests[1] conducted by a laboratory owned by the Indian company that invented the indelible ink for voters in elections in 1937 has shown that the type of ink that the Commission on Elections (Comelec) plans to use for the 2013 elections would now be useless against flying voters because a new chemical could erase the ink stain on voters’ index finger within hours.
Like in previous elections[2] and in the special registration of voters in the Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao[3], the Comelec is purchasing more than 700,000 15 ml bottles of indelible ink for use to mark index fingers of each voter casting their ballot in the 2013 national and local elections. The stain of the indelible ink is planned to last for three days in voters’ index fingernail to prevent them from assuming the identity of other voters and voting again.
Mysore Paints and Varnish Limited, a company owned by the state government of Karnataka in India that made in 1937[4] the first batch of indelible ink used in any democratic election worldwide, reported in a September 2012 laboratory test that it tested six chemicals to test the efficacy of ink with 7 percent silver nitrate – the type of ink that the Comelec plans to use in the 2013 elections – and another batch of ink with 12 percent silver nitrate content.
The Indian indelible ink maker reported that when it tested the six chemicals, the stain on fingers “completely disappeared, (but the) stain appeared after a few hours” when 10-percent solution oxalic acid was used.
According to Wikipedia, “oxalic acid is … a colorless crystalline solid that dissolves in water to give colorless solutions. It is classified as a dicarboxylic acid. In terms of acid strength, it is much stronger than acetic acid.”[5]
Tests[1] conducted by a laboratory owned by the Indian company that invented the indelible ink for voters in elections in 1937 has shown that the type of ink that the Commission on Elections (Comelec) plans to use for the 2013 elections would now be useless against flying voters because a new chemical could erase the ink stain on voters’ index finger within hours.
Like in previous elections[2] and in the special registration of voters in the Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao[3], the Comelec is purchasing more than 700,000 15 ml bottles of indelible ink for use to mark index fingers of each voter casting their ballot in the 2013 national and local elections. The stain of the indelible ink is planned to last for three days in voters’ index fingernail to prevent them from assuming the identity of other voters and voting again.
Mysore Paints and Varnish Limited, a company owned by the state government of Karnataka in India that made in 1937[4] the first batch of indelible ink used in any democratic election worldwide, reported in a September 2012 laboratory test that it tested six chemicals to test the efficacy of ink with 7 percent silver nitrate – the type of ink that the Comelec plans to use in the 2013 elections – and another batch of ink with 12 percent silver nitrate content.
The Indian indelible ink maker reported that when it tested the six chemicals, the stain on fingers “completely disappeared, (but the) stain appeared after a few hours” when 10-percent solution oxalic acid was used.
According to Wikipedia, “oxalic acid is … a colorless crystalline solid that dissolves in water to give colorless solutions. It is classified as a dicarboxylic acid. In terms of acid strength, it is much stronger than acetic acid.”[5]
The Mysore laboratory’s tests on the five other chemicals – ethyl alcohol, benzene alcohol, 10-percent soap acid solution, 95% bleaching agent and kerosene – did not remove the stain of the indelible ink with a 7-percent silver nitrate.[6]
Oxalic acid, however, was ineffective when tried on fingers stained with indelible ink with 12 percent silver nitrate content, according to Mysore.
"As a result of test, 12% concentration ink is preferred to (a version with) 7% (silver nitrate content),” the Indian indelible ink maker stated in its report.
It was unclear, however, if Mysore would recommend to the Philippine government to shift from the use of ink with 7-percent silver nitrate to another version with 12-percent silver nitrate content..................
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