RedOx reactions and Zero Point Energy

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F6FLT	Re: RedOx reactions and Zero Point Energy « Reply #25 on: 2024-05-04, 09:01:18 »
Group: Experimentalist Hero Member Posts: 1987	Quote from: chief kolbacict on 2024-04-30, 17:41:07 Didn't know. thanks. But if my electrolytic capacitor has standing without power supply during three years ? I think the reason is as follows: a chemical capacitor must be polarized. If it isn't, it remains what it is: 2 electrodes in an electrolyte, so a potential battery with redox reactions. --------------------------- "Open your mind, but not like a trash bin"

chief kolbacict	Re: RedOx reactions and Zero Point Energy « Reply #26 on: 2024-05-04, 10:54:10 »
Full Member Posts: 201	Quote from: sergh on 2024-05-03, 09:18:38 Russian secret methods for producing magnetic fluid from simple components: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhZxJzW5jrg https://youtu.be/yr3iXa3ciSU?t=522 What is the magnetic permeability of magnetic fluids? What if we made a transformer core from magnetic fluid?

sergh	Re: RedOx reactions and Zero Point Energy « Reply #27 on: 2024-05-16, 11:24:37 »
Newbie Posts: 31	Quote from: chief kolbacict on 2024-05-04, 10:54:10 What is the magnetic permeability of magnetic fluids? What if we made a transformer core from magnetic fluid? I assume that the magnetic properties of the magnetic fluid are bad. The magnetic fluid is needed not for transformers core, but for the integration of magnetic properties into cavity structures.

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