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Was the water triple distilled? What was the source? I also had no positive results with any kind of magnetic water experiment.I tried a similar air magnetization setup...
Was the water triple distilled? What was the source? I also had no positive results with any kind of magnetic water experiment.I tried a similar air magnetization setup...
Ormus water bubbler- concentrator
Take a fish tank air pump and put ceramic magnets nn ss so the all hover over each other over the tubing. Put the air stone on the end and bubble your water to charge your ormus in the water. Different types of water have different amounts of Ormus elements . City water will have the least amount of Ormus. charge for 5 minutes or longer. The longer it runs the more iridescent and cloudy the water will become. Some postulate this is due to fine m-state elements being in the air. Or the super charging of the M-state elements in the water. This procedure has also produced the oily film that moved through the glass and has a sweet flavor.
Still ,it may be different than distilled water from a spring. Distillation does not mean to remove everything that is inside the water. It acts in a different way than RO or carbon filtering. Just an idea.It probably was not triple distilled, as they were gallons of "Distilled" water from the store. The labels claim they are distilled, carbon filtered and RO'd if you can believe it. I imagine they should be close to 0ppm.
I'm currently trying to electrolyse with curved electrodes (stainless steel bowls instead of flat plates)
and charging with higher voltages than Nav2010, 70V instead of Nav's 12V.
I'm seeing incredible things happening to the properties of the water that defy all scientific principles.
- the water behaves differently when poured (increase in viscosity)
- bubbles generated from pouring stay on the surface far longer giving the appearance of soapy water
- brown scum appears in the water after only a couple of minutes of electricty is applied
- dirty water sitting in the immediate area of the electrolysis cell cleans itself by separating out particulate matter
- the taste of the water changes.
Haven't tried to hold this new water at 37 degrees yet, spending all my time filtering the brown scum out
and trying to make the water more and more charged. I'm only putting this up now because these results truly are interesting in and of themselves.
@zoas
Perhaps 'water' is to be reinterpreted? Alcohol is technically a water. So is vinegar.
Andro asked:
1. Are you using distilled water?
2. Have you checked for changes in the freezing point after treatment?
3. What power source are you using for 70V?
Zoas23 says:
-My water does not corrode metals in a different way that it would do before the electrolysis... it certainly does not dissolve silver... it doesn't create a "white" mysterious stuff... and it doesn't "eat everything".
elixermixer says:
b) uv radiation, perhaps directed by a magnifying glass onto the bubbles acumulating on the anode will create ozone (has the possibility to violently explode apparently.
c) There is Russian research that has shown that water is effected by magnetic fields and the emerging properties caused by a magnetic field are benefitual to an ozone creating environment.
at first congrads on your experiment,I'm currently trying to electrolyse with curved electrodes (stainless steel bowls instead of flat plates)
and charging with higher voltages than Nav2010, 70V instead of Nav's 12V.
I'm seeing incredible things happening to the properties of the water that defy all scientific principles.
Did your water get that really thick surface tension water like in Moshe's videos?
3 Power source is a variable autotransformer (VARIAC) which has been bridge rectified but no capacitor for smoothing. There is a better description on Moshe's site HERE under "Method 1". It's a mad scientist method, most of you won't have a VARIAC, and it's not very "ghetto" either. But I simply couldn't find a cheaper way to get the higher voltages.
I copied Moshe's design, but used 3 stainless steel bowls instead of his expensive setup. For spacers I used pine dowelling and washers cut from a white cutting board. You'll find a video on his site where he shows how to set up a hemisphere cell (half-cell) for charging water only. I used that video to get some ideas on how to cut the washers.
Ironically Moshe used to be a member of this forum until he got himself banned.
Please don't play with AC higher than 25 volts or DC higher than 60 volts unless you understand what you are doing.
Remember, electricity can kill.
Ah yes....good point.Wigwaman says:
if u like and if u know how to, you might want to degausse/quench the SS316 as worked SS316 is still quite magnetic and that is something that is not desirable... the less its magnetic the better, as u only want it to be a conductor of static to the water not conducting any magnetic field on its own,
What would I have to do to make the water toxic? I connected negative lead to center, and positive lead to outside. Are you saying if the leads are swapped that it will produce a toxic water?Wigwaman says:
just be carefull drinking the stuff, depending on the charge N/S +/- it can be greate medicine or highly toxic...
I only left the capacitor off because I was eager to start charging. It's easy enough for me to add one and observe for any difference.The lack of capacitive smoothing is probably where your brown sludge came from.
I've made hho cells which are powered by rectified 120vac, and the plates corrode much faster than true dc.
Come on...don't pussy-foot around, tell us what you really think.Also, I'll come right out and say it.....I think Moshe is completely full of shit.
Take his words with a grain of salt.
I've seen it sometimes and interpreted it as electrode corrosion. What do "HHO guys" think about it? My opinion is that it is nothing but corrosion, but sometimes nature works in mysterious ways.Have you seen the brown scum form before in your own cells? It seems to me that you haven't, but if so surely you've heard other HHO guys talk about it before.