Quote from: rizla on 2011-03-31, 13:32:07
You should be able to prove voltage alone splits water with distilled water, i remember reading a stephen meyer article about this. I have had gas production from a switched HT supply thru purified water, at uA current can that be straight forward hydrolysis?
Hydrolysis is an entirely different action and should
not be confused with electrolysis. Unfortunately, many
of the "newbs" aren't doing sufficient research into
the process and are falling for incorrect terminology
which makes its way around the various forums.
The "resonance" which is sought after in the efficient
production of hydrogen and oxygen electrically is not
a circuit resonance. Rather, it is a condition where the
production of the desired gases suddenly increases
dramatically with vigorous bubbling when the proper
electrical mix of DC and AC stimulation is attained.
The signal waveshape which accomplishes this
"resonance" is complex.
It mimics electrical circuit resonance in that we observe
a great increase in gas production at that point without
any increase in electrical input. The complex signal is
"tuned" for maximum gas evolution.
The zone/zones of most vigorous bubbling is/are rather
narrow and simulate/s a High Q resonant circuit.
Meyer, Puharich, Boyce, Kanzius and even Kanarev have
given us important clues as to what the spectral composition
of the most effective stimulating waveforms may and can be.
"The best teachers are those who show you where to look, but don't tell you what to see." - Alexandra k. Trenfor.