Fracturing Water Using High Frequency Electricity.

[triffid]

Atfter a while my electrodes were seasoned?I remember it didn't take very long.After a while I got fine bubbles at the lowest possible settings on the knobs.I did work on this for months.I used a less than $20.00 voltmeter from radio shack.I'm hopeing it didn't take months to season the electrodes.In most cases I've read about the longest it took to season the electrodes was a day or so.But there usually is a period of time to break the electrodes in .Once the bubbles started coming it didn't take much power at all.My advice,leave it running and watch it! Triffid

[Paul-R]

By the way what about 923hz ? Have u seen some results ?

John Worrell Keely got results in the 19th century with 42.8Khz, a frequency
used by Bob Boyce in his electrolysers (or rather, water fracturers). But
Puharich, I believe used 600hz.
Paul.

[triffid]

I always assumed I was getting H and O because I could tell that the bubbles were twice  at the negative electrode as compared to  what the other  electrode had.But I never tried to burn them.But I am very sure they were not steam bubbles because the solution always stayed cool.I could not get the explosion of gases that the Paulo device had claimed.So he ended up looking a little bit misleading.I heard of a couple of other people on the net who tried this experiment.I could never build his device as revealed in the original papers.None of us got the results he claimed to have.Never the less I did learn the magnet trick and that high freq electrolysis may be the way to go.Triffid

[Jokker]

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.

By shaking water u will no create bubbles on the surface. 
But yea by heating water(very hight temperatures) u can separate H2O. 

[triffid]

You can tear water apart by heating it to three thousand degrees F.Just about every chemistry text has that piece of info in it.Some say you can do it at just a thousand degrees F and a sonic vibration.
During war world two when wood gas was used to power cars and trucks.A small stream of water shot inside the furnance improved the quality of gas.Wood gas is mostly carbon monoxide.Google up "wood gas " for some interesting reading.Triffid