High voltage HHO by IronHead

[hkyle]

Great point...that would explain this; Thanks for that...

Any diatomic molecule that contains magnetically
active centers exists in isomeric forms that differ in
their nuclear spin configuration.

In the case of hydrogen, there are two isomers, parahydrogen and orthohydrogen.

The para-isomer with an anti-symmetric spin configuration and the triply degenerate ortho-isomers with symmetric spin configurations.

[IronHead]

Thank you Grumpy and hkyle  great posts

Ok so . Does higher voltage or current produce a greater , stronger magnetic field.
Would not the attraction  be greater. If we can control heat and run away with some other means . How do we control current with magnetic fields?
Why? Where ? How?

If we know how to do this can we not build a tiny tiny cell and produce massive HHO?  The NS-T cell with its tiny 1/4 inch rod - and tiny little 2" by 1/2" Nitronic +
Or the system that is now being built  pic on page 11
Its way off but we will reach it  hang in there .

[hkyle]

Higher voltage will produce a stronger magnetic field...
Yes the attraction will be greater.
Magnetic fields will hold onto electrons or shoot them off at right angles. I think...
and not sure YET.

Thank you Grumpy and hkyle  great posts

Ok so . Does higher voltage or current produce a greater , stronger magnetic field.
Would not the attraction  be greater. If we can control heat and run away with some other means . How do we control current with magnetic fields?
Why? Where ? How?

If we know how to do this can we not build a tiny tiny cell and produce massive HHO?

[IronHead]

You guys are really starting to come around . keep thinking about it  and when the nay sayers come you will be well equipped. 


Magnetic containment field , bend me shape me and don't let me go.

I think everyone should own a VR Supercomputer
Oh thats right you do  YOUR BRAIN!
IronHead

[hkyle]

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