If my memory serves, the stainless contains substantial carbon that can come off the anode plates as a "greasy" colloid.
Fred Jones Beene wrote. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Terry Blanton" > > > What element could be in the ormus state? Hydrogen? > > Well, that would be hydronium - in the sense of an extra proton > attached to water, which is certainly dersireable for waterfuel. > But - as to whatever is being leached into the solution to give an > oily "feel"- consider this: > > ... isn't "ormus" another name for any colloid which does > surprising things? > > Colloid chemistry is miraculous in itself, no? > > ... somewhat in the same semantic way that "orgone": is another > name for any short-lived or metastable water-based compound - > possibly containing either the Mills' hydrinohydride... or some > other form of stable-charged ion... > > Jones >
