Someone got their Keshe Magrav device

[John.K1]

Yep, Crap and bulshit.

Just one think is worth to try, and it is coating of wire with different metal elements. Logically it should create a potential difference. And what is potential difference?  - of course it is voltage.  Lets see. 

I did a test of oxidation of some copper wire using caustic soda. i have it in my container for couple days, leaving to vaporize the rest of the solution. What surprise me is the color of the solution. It changed to blue - like a copper sulfate.

My next experiment will be to run some current through the wire while is still in the container - it might aligne atom or crystals or what ever it is in one direction and then I will add other coatings of different metals (or its oxides)  from lighter ones to heavier one.

Edit1:   This is interesting information :  http://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlelanding/1954/tf/tf9545000171#!divAbstract

What the "Anodic behavior" actually means???

[Nink]

Edit1:   This is interesting information :  http://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlelanding/1954/tf/tf9545000171#!divAbstract

Thanks for sharing http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs11124-005-0026-z#/page-1

I also found this one.
http://www.cwejournal.org/pdf/vol4no2/CWEVO4NO2P277-284.pdf

Wonder if Keshe premise is that as the surface of the copper begins to oxidize we have a potential difference from the copper oxide on the outside of the copper wire to the inside of the copper causing electron flow as a result of the potential difference between the two materials creating anodic behavior that will eventually spread across all of the copper in our infrastructure.   At best I can see maybe 1.5V generated and only few of milliamps of current, but I really don't believe it is feasible to actually spread across all of your copper wiring, jumping across circuit breakers, power connections etc. If it did, I would assume worse case and that is corroding all of your copper wiring resulting in thousands of dollars to rewire your house. 

[Void]

What the "Anodic behavior" actually means???

Hi John.K1. Different metals will behave as either an anode or cathode when in direct contact with
other metals or substances, or when placed into an electrolyte. The anode is the part which is more positive in
voltage relative to the cathode. A similar sort of effect is made use of in electrolysis and electroplating, and the same
sort of effect is used in battery cells (galvanic action).  These are all well known and well understood effects.
Whether oxidizing copper wire using NaOH causes the copper wire to have any special free energy usage characteristics
beyond just being coated with oxidation remains to be demonstrated by someone.  Keshe and his followers
have so far not demonstrated anything beyond a simple galvanic (battery) effect with their 'plasma cells', that
I have seen demonstrated anyway.

Galvanic Corrosion
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galvanic_corrosion

[John.K1]

Hi Void,
I do understand what anode and cathode is. But when we speak about anodic behavior, does that means when I will use coated copper as an anode and different cathodic material as a cathode in the vacume tube, will they couse current flow from their nature without conecton to the battery? Or may be evoked by exposing to cosmic rays - out door.

[FatBird]

Headquarters Home Site.

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