It is not worth the cost of a law suit. There is no data in this write up either about the amount of the contaminant- one molecule from the air or someone's hand?- or about the sample tested. For some reason they think it came from Diamond even though some person handed it to the people who tested it. Peer-reviewed journals require details about catalog numbers and lot numbers of materials tested and those used for assays. The source person may have had a cough. It is so shoddy that it discredits the authors.
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