Fracturing Water Using High Frequency Electricity.

[WilbyInebriated]

RE: woodgas

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[ggx9]

A heli-arc welder has a high frequency output which is in the 8MHz range. The voltage output is only about 20 to 70 volts, but the arc can jump a considerable distance so that it is not necessary to scratch the electrode to the work surface to initiate an arc when welding. I'm not sure, but I think these welders use a sort of tesla coil technology to generate the high frequencies. I know they have a coil, a capacitor and an air gap (.018 inches).
I will try connecting an automotive spark plug with the power level turned all the way down and see what kind of continous spark I get. Then I would like to try it under water and in a mist to see if I get an explosion.
Has anyone tried using a heli-arc welder as a power source for any of these experiments? That is, either to generate HHO or water direct into the engine.

Richard

[triffid]

I found out a little more about that magnet trick.It seems that hydrogen is replled by a magnetic field but oxygen is attracted to a magnetic field.So the magnet wants to tear up the water molecule apart anyway (all by itself to a certain degree anyway).In my experiments I used an electric current assisted by magnets.When I used magnets by themselves I got no bubbles.This came from an article on chemistry that I found on the web.Triffid

[triffid]

I am trying to do something with this new piece of info.Just knowing that a magnetic field wants to tear water apart brings to my mind new ideas.A device could be put together that tears water apart without electricity.Just uses magnets but I haven't done this.Need to learn about magnetic flux I guess.Triffid

[vdubdipr]

think about how a plate cell has a magnetic field in the water, and how magnets do also, when your lining up your fields you let the small amount of current that normally couldnt do work, do work because of the greater field.  hypotheticly speaking lets say hho production needs a value of 3. and you have 1 from electricity and 2 from perm magnets. the sronger the field, the faster the atoms can go between electodes, the bubbles travel along the magnetic field somewhat. ive never experimented with magnets in an electrolyser, but ive often thought about them. specificly how eletromagnets can lift a car when a regular magnet of the same size cant. why ive thought of magnets in a hho cell is when you look up at the stars what is there? a whole lot of ou. maybe not over unity but definately "even unity"! the earth goes around the sun just fine on magnetic fields. why cant other shit... so what do yall think, an electo-magnet-electrolyser...