Have you considered using copper tubing as the cathode and silver wire
strung down the middle as the anode?
Marshall
Terry Chamberlin wrote:
Today I bought 2 feet of 3/4" clear plastic tubing. It
is my idea to run 18" of silver wire (maybe 2 or 3
strands twisted together for more silver and to make
the strands stiffer), plus the same of stainless steel
wire inside the tubing. They will run parallel to each
other with almost 3/4" of space between them. At the
beginning end of the wires, they will turn and go out
through holes in the tubing wall on opposite sides. By
connecting a negative and positive power source to the
ends protruding out the tubing wall, I will
essentially have the wires acting like electrodes such
as hang down into a jar of water. In this case, the
water will be flowing through the tube between the
wires. Since the water flow will be about 10 gallons
per minute, it seemed like 110VDC wouldn’t be too
high.
I’ll report back.
Terry Chamberlin
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