Ibpointless2 Crystal Cells

[ibpointless2]

 Please don't misunderstand me, When i say my crystal glue cells don't have water in them I mean you don't need to add water to them to keep the voltage alive. Bedini's cell need water to keep the voltage alive while my cells don't. If you don't need to add water to a cell and it keeps its voltage then its a dry cell even if the crystal contain water in their lattice.

[jbignes5]

Please don't misunderstand me, When i say my crystal glue cells don't have water in them I mean you don't need to add water to them to keep the voltage alive. Bedini's cell need water to keep the voltage alive while my cells don't. If you don't need to add water to a cell and it keeps its voltage then its a dry cell even if the crystal contain water in their lattice.

Yes I completely agree with you now. The water is much different though. It is crystalline water. Polarized water you could say. I suggest using a big donator of the prepared polarized water that was in the epsom. The interesting thing at this point is weather the epsom and alum structures combine into a new form in the heating phase?

[PhiChaser]

@ IB: The Elmer's has water in it already: H2O is THE ultimate solvent!

PC

Up to about 55uA...
EDIT: Actually over 55uA and still slowly climbing...

[jbignes5]

Another interesting discovery today: I have a kitchen appliance, basically a high speed blender, called a Magic Bullet. Turns out it grinds stuff to powder absolutely awesomely!! Now I have bottles of nicely powdered epsom salt and alum . This will actually help me out in a couple different ways; One, it will make measurements of ingredients more accurate, and two, it will make a smoother mix which generally dries out harder and (hopefully) more 'stable'.
Anyhow, the amperage on my four cells is still going up. The meter reads about 38uA now...

PC

EDIT: Two (?) hours later: 50uA and still climbing!

Yes a grinder is the best. I have a coffee grinder that mixes and pulverises the mix. I also believe that you should do a one covered cell and see if sealing increases the lifespan.

[PhiChaser]

I forgot to mention another interesting thing: My 'cube' cells are basically hard electrolyte with electrodes sticking out of the top. I can touch the electrolyte together directly! Think about this a bit and let me know what your thoughts are... I will do more experimenting on that aspect of my 'cells' later...
Also, I learned today that two (or more) cells connected are a 'battery'...
(EDIT: Okay, I RE-learned that... heh.)
PC

Added later in the evening: Looks like the amperage leveled off at around 54uA (0.000054A). That number looks tiny with all those zeros doesn't it? At least I can use the 0-100uA meter instead of chasing down something REALLY small...
I will leave the meter hooked up and see what it reads tomorrow morning. Cya!