Fracturing Water Using High Frequency Electricity.

[markolonius]

I was trying to do that  923 hz experiment.Me and a friend of mine.He built the circuit but the scope said no signal was coming out of his device.I could never build the timer,too many tiny connections.But once the electrodes were seasoned(a couple of hours)My audio signal generator
produced bubbles at the lowest volt and amp readings the knobs would go.I found out too if you put magnets in the device like so: Magnet(ns)+ electrode  Solution  (-)electrode Magnet(ns).
Magnets need to attract each other.One near each electrode.Then the reaction went a lot quicker and produced more bubbles than when the magnets were removed.triffid

interesting thing about magnets.  btw did you use distilled water, and how did you hook up your audio signal to your terminals?

[triffid]

For My experiments I used baking soda solution(I didn't know any better),When I knew better I used tap water,not distilled.Hey I just had a crazy thought .Why not use the audio output from the radio or cd player already in the car?That would mean different stations would give you different outputs of h and o.I really had not thought of this before(the car radio audio output that is).Maybe this could be a breakthrough?Triffid

[triffid]

Sorry,I did not answer all of your question .I used wires with clips from radio shack to hook the pos to one electrode and then the neg to the other electrode.I bought a bag of them (6-10) for about $5.00 one time and still had them around.I think they cost more now?Triffid

[markolonius]

weird. i'm hooking it up the same way and not getting any results. z.monkey told me to use distilled water because tap water is conductive. and that i'm using such a small current the water will just conduct the current and i'll see no results.  how big was your current and voltages if i may ask?  i don't even really know how to measure voltages and currents of an audio signal....

[enki09]

Did any of you try to burn any of the gas bubbles that you were creating? If you are using either ac or even high frequency pulsed dc you will boil the water very rapidly and the bubbles you see are the result of boiling, not H2 and O2. The water will heat at the surface of the electrodes first. It is a really cool effect if you just plug nearly pure water into a wall socket (with 2 electrodes in it). To split water using high frequency you need frequencies in the range that would be analogous to very hard UV radiation. Takes a lot of power to produce those.