== C A 'Coppy' Laws inventor of Ioniser == 
 (copied from Talk:Air ioniser   ) 
 Is it possible to make a reference to C A 'Coppy' Laws inventor of Ioniser? I want to link it to this article: Cecil Alfred 'Coppy' Laws 
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 :Quite possible. However, you should perhaps work on that article first as it currently has multiple problems.    
 It is now linked to other articles and other articles do link to it. The robot that attaches notices like that has not noticed yet. What other problems does it have? 
 I also wish to see added the study done in London University of the Sharp Plasmacluster technology (see above) which updated the Leeds Study that was done by Coppy Laws' sons (mentioned in this article) there are some good animations from Sharp showing how the O and H ions merge on the surface of a virus to form H2O. 
 Also would like to investigate claims by the inventor of the Elanra ioniser that the small ions it claims to generate are breathable and enter the blood stream to universal benefit. These claims were ridiculed by Ben Goldacre in his Bad Science column for the Guardian a while ago. Someone who knows about electro medicine and electricity and elctro-chemical reactions in the body might tell us that the ions in blood stream idea is or is not scientific nonsense. The Elanra website has some nice graphics somewhere explaining the theory.   
 :Don't know about all that, the major problem is the lack of WP:reliable sources. I've removed one ref to a commercial website as non-WP:RS and the google books ref is rather a problem - need a more specific ref to the book in question with page numbers. The Elanra website you mention above is a commercial website and we aren't here to promote their stuff. Laws seems like an interesting and quite likely notable guy, but better sources are required and we don't need a bio article used to promote a specific commercial product.    

 The references are from the Pat Williams obituary on Coppy Laws in the Independent 2002. At the moment this is only searchable through pay sites. The author sent me her original article so I am quoting from that. I can get a scan of the printed article and upload it maybe? The Elanra claims which were ridiculed by Ben Goldacre in the Guardian can me mentioned in that context. They may or may not be true but it is a controversy and not promotion of a commercial device. The device in question is no longer made any way. The Medion ioniser in the picture is historic and no longer a commercial product. The Google books reference can be replaced by a PDF of the same thing which is uploaded somewhere I just have to find it. The Japanese electronics giant Sharp seems to have inherited this technology and changed it and is funding the research, so that needs to mentioned