HHO Generation using High Frequency electromagnetic waves on water

[kolbacict]

You are talking about the need for thin layers, films.
But there is a double electrical layer near the electrode.
Isn't the entire electric field concentrated there?

[Acca]

About 2 years ago I studied the Zographos videos and in one video he had a spectrum analyzer the display had shown the the upper end of a 300 Ghz. which was quite a shock to me as I worked on radars on slightly lower frequencies.. In the glass test test tube he had placed a small metal plate. Some of the invited scientist passed around the small metal square plate, they where quite surprised, as the device would not work with out the metal square plate in the test tube.. and some years earlier another RF guy John Kanzius used an RF exciter 13.75 Mhz to split water in between two antennas again in a test tube with a tissue immersed wick and the gas would light the wick with a yellow flame as Zographos did it on Greek TV for hours at a time.  The point is that RF in it's self break's up water bonds, the question is what frequency is the best and what modulation is needed to do that.. Now I have split water with RF at 750 KHhz as using a Russian Tesla coil (katcher) a single transistor RF oscillator with some 10 watts of power and was surprised that it worked as it involved high frequency diodes and a test tube. I will post a video later of that..In closing I am surprised that Zographos is still around with incredible knowledge that he has amassed in his RF field in Cell phones.. SO I have posted here on another thread today about this New Zealand company they also have a cheap way of splitting water and it is 20 times less than the conventional electrolysis RF may be a contender as well as graphene.. This none of these tech(s) will NOT see the light of the day, unless it is opened sourced to the people..

Acca..

[lota]

Hello
Sascha Schmitz produces platinum-plated sand. He wants to build a sand heater with it. See in the 2nd video. The HHo gas ignites when blown into this sand.
Greeting
Lota

[kolbacict]

Why actually kacher?  It gives out high voltage. And water is a conductor. They don't like each other.
How to put high voltage into water?
Probably platinum catalyzes the reaction HHO. similar to the oxidation of ammonia to nitrogen dioxide on a platinum wire.

[kolbacict]

The point is that RF in it's self break's up water bonds, the question is what frequency is the best and what modulation is needed to do that..

Why can't I get anything
for several years ?!