The magnetic stirrers I am familiar with have a small plastic covered bar
magnet that is dropped into the liquid and it spins due to a large
spinning magnet in the base. If that is what you are talking about then
there will be a very strong moving magnetic flux in the liquid near the bottom.
Marshall
## But the water will be moving at the same rate as both sets of magnets.
It's likely that electromagnetic radiation coats the surface of the glass
with electrons, like a capacitor, for silver ions to pick up..making
metallic silver to plate onto it if the angular momentum of the ions are
such that they don't just glance off and take the electrons with them into
the water.
Free electrons can't exist in a liquid, but they can occupy any interface
in between including the adhesion points of bubbles on electrodes,
gas/water interface of bubble surface tension and the air/surface interface
between water and electrode and the water/glass interface.
...not IN a liquid, but ON surface, WITH a liquid, yes.
..all of which just made a light bulb go on...use the stirrer to generate
the electricity to produce the ions as well as move the water.
Change rotation to switch polarity..........speed = current/volts
Gee Whizzer Generator> 3 more elbows coiled to get back to butthole and yet
another can-o-process*control-worms?
Golly gee whiz, a dozen golden ideas coined and not worth a silver dime.
A bright light in the dorkness of naught. [LOL]
Butt then now I have ANOTHER [solar] idea.....dang it.
Ion thrust, fixed buoyancy of a solar cell in a changing specific gravity
to calibrate "done"..and heat soak will probably mess it all up, but what
causes the heat soak could be used to add rotational energy. [Makes sound
though lips and wiggles finger, brain farts....music to my rears. ]
Wooo Woooo !!!! ... hears the engine ears...thought train, jumps tracks.
A thousand ways to do anything, most of them, the hard way.
Well I guess I can K.I.S.S. my B.U.T.T.O.C.K.S. [Keep it Simple,
Stupid......Brain Under Threat of Theory Overload, Curious Kid S ]
Ode
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