What effect would a strong electrostatic field have on water molecules

[Dave45]

an electrostatic field can be created using a plate capacitor, once charged it would take very little to keep it charged.

[Paul-R]

an electrostatic field can be created using a plate capacitor, once charged it would take very little to keep it charged.

Check out Stanley Meyer. He used potential, rather than current, to split water.

[kewlhead]

an electrostatic field can be created using a plate capacitor, once charged it would take very little to keep it charged.

I'd be interested to learn how to charge a plate capacitor like that.....  " statvolts "  describe the energy density, just not detailed enuf.

[Dave45]

If you built plates with a one inch hole in the middle and stacked them when you were finished you would have a hollow capacitor once charged the void would have an electrostatic field, I think, I haven't tried it yet still gathering materials. It wouldn't be an electromagnetic field that takes moving current, once charged it would take very little to keep it charged. 

[Dave45]

Also was wondering if it could be charged with a certain frequency if the field would resonate that frequency perhaps one that would break water molecules, or make them excited so they would break easier.
Just some idea's that I have been contemplating.