Molecular dissociation of water by electric field

[nlc]

I spent part of the morning reading posts in another forum to which I am registered ....
and ho surprise, i found a post there which simply relates the successful meyer experience !!!!! .... unfortunately passed over in silence because this post was drowned among others yet in a similar subject.

Could we have the link to be able to analyze this?

[Remundo]

And here are the relative permittivity ...
water = 80 x the vacuum, which means that the electrostatic forces are divided by 80 and that many ionic solids are dissolved there ...

source:
Physical
From Eugene Hecht, Tamer Becherrawy, Joel Martin
Translated by Tamer Becherrawy
Collaborator Joël Martin
Posted by De Boeck University, 2007
ISBN 2744500186, 9782744500183
1336 pages

[Remundo]

Here, Maloche, I found that, if it can amuse you
http://www.linux-host.org/energy/swater.htm

do a google search with water capacitors, there are some tips that might be useful.

Hi, Nlc, have you ever experimented with water condensers? Maloche wants to use it to store energy

[coucou789456]

re

for nlc

the replica of the experience is not mine. it was made by someone who is listed here too, in the forum, but absent at the moment.

I absolutely have to leave, but as soon as I come back I give you a brief description, enough for you to be able to reproduce it without problem in a few minutes, provided you have a working TV with tht on hand.


I come back around 19 p.m.

it's not a rumor

jeff

[Remundo]

I'm looking for the breakdown voltage of a ... water capacitor.

I do not find

I also can't find the ionization field of the water

For air, I believe it is 3 V / m (lightning, storm ...)

For water, that would be divided by 80 ... Bof, bof, hypothesis perhaps abusive because the chemistry of the air and the water are not the same (H2O is not O2, 4N2) ...

Let's admit, this gives 37500 V / m
So if you put 5 cm between 2 plates, the breakdown voltage would be:
37500 * 0.05 = 1875V

5 mm: 187.5 V

1 mm: 37.5V

To your calculators for Estockée = 1/2 C U²

[nlc]

5 mm: 187.5 V

1 mm: 37.5V

Nah that's not possible!

37.5V does not arch at 1mm, that's for sure, at least not under normal ambient humidity conditions.

187.5V does not arch at 5mm either, that's for sure!

[Remundo]

In pure water, Nlc, in pure water ...

[jonule]

it's not a rumorjeff

are there videos?

uh pictures i mean?

finally diagrams, that we see better?

a drawing ?

[nlc]

In pure water, Nlc, in pure water ...

Oh sorry, I read too quickly

So apply> 10.000V to the molecules it will be hard

[Capt_Maloche]

thank you all, still not a second of respite but

I came across it: http://www.eskimo.com/~billb/amateur/capexpt.html

and that http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=WypmvE4HeL0