Cooking with HHO , my experiments so far

[triffid]

Old, dead, throwaway microwave ovens would be a good source of strong magnets.Triffid

[jdcmusicman]

@Triffid 
Man that would have to be one heck  of a magnet to rip water apart ..
If you ever make anything like that I would sure like to see it ...
I have some small neodymium magnets they are strong but not that strong ..
Maybe someday I will tinker with them on a cell and see what happens .

jdcmusicman

[triffid]

I have combined magnets with electrolysis of water.I did see more bubbles with the magnets than without them.I saw one experiment where two magnets were causing bubbles but they turned out to be a weak battery causing a current .Two nickle plated super magnets became a pos end and a negative end with the result a weak current flowed between them.Of course the magnets helped the formation of bubbles.At first it looks amazing because of no external input.But when one magnet corrodes and the other one does'nt.I knew that this was acting like a battery too.So only use plastic magnets(no metal plated ones)The magnets out of old microwave ovens appear to be plastic.Triffid

[triffid]

Two pieces of the same metal can be disimilar enough to cause a small voltage between them.You can take can lids from two different steel cans,Put them in vinegar and get about  one /tenth of a volt out of them.Thats why two nickle plated magnets can generate a small voltage between them in vinegar.Triffid

[triffid]

Use plastic to separate the metal plated magnets or they will ground each other and you see no bubbles.Try the plastic head of a flyswatter(I used a plastic fork myself)Triffid