The downfalls of conventional electrolysis - and how to fix them

[WilbyInebriated]

Hows it going Wilby?
I don't understand whats really happening with the 5000 degree celsius and the sonoluminescence event
That a little "BUG" can do underwater  any time he wants.
I understand its Cavitation,
I don't understand all that heat and sonoluminescence
Mile high said he knew,
It needs to be put here, so we all can know.
Chet
Ps Mile High started a thread here
http://www.overunityresearch.com/index.php?action=post;msg=6528;topic=413.0;sesc=54def3ea3e47946c1660c9d73054774c

hi chet, i'm good thanks for asking. i hope you are also well.
i used to have a mantis shrimp (odontactylus scyllarus) in one of my saltwater tanks, it hitched itself into my 5 gallon nano tank inside some live rock i got from vanuatu. killed 3 fish and left no trace (i would go to sleep with a live fish in the tank and wake up to nothing, no bits, no pieces) before i started to suspect what had happened. anyways, mantis shrimp can do the sonoluminescence thing and are much less annoying then a pistol shrimp (i have had those also, they will wake you up) you should get one and observe. they are easy to care for.
http://www.nwf.org/News-and-Magazines/National-Wildlife/Animals/Archives/2005/Who-You-Callin-Shrimp.aspx

but i digress. it's like you snapping your fingers, except the duration of the shrimp's 'snap' is less than 1 millisecond... the temperature of the air bubble gets to be so high because it collapses. the snap creates a small pocket of air that rapidly collapses, and as the air inside the bubble contracts, its pressure and thus its temperature, go up. the bubble glows very brightly and is far, far hotter than the sun, but because it is only radiating for such a small amount of time, it is essentially giving off no power.

as an aside, in my opinion the mantis shrimp has the most fascinating eyes (hexocular vision) in the animal kingdom.

edit: good movie of a mantis strike and excellent description of how the shrimp stores up that much power, the strike and the resulting cavitation bubble.
http://www.usatoday.com/tech/columnist/aprilholladay/2006-01-09-shrimp_x.htm

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Wilby
Mantis shrimp scare me![The eyes }
I woudn't be able to sleep in the same room!

Thanks
Chet

[WilbyInebriated]

Wilby
Mantis shrimp scare me![The eyes }
I woudn't be able to sleep in the same room!

Thanks
Chet

naw, they are very intelligent... i was able to hand feed mine after a bit.

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Wilby
Quote:
i was able to hand feed mine after a bit.
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AAHHHhh
Like the spider and the Web,she is setting you up for the
CHOMP.
She thinks you taste like chicken!:}

Chet

[WilbyInebriated]

Wilby
Quote:
i was able to hand feed mine after a bit.
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AAHHHhh
Like the spider and the Web,she is setting you up for the
CHOMP.
She thinks you taste like chicken!:}

Chet

LOL! naw, i don't think it was interested in troll meat.
i wasn't anymore scared than i would be feeding the dog from my hand. you can train them...