Try some of it on a plant you don't care to much about, preferably non-microwaved stuff as microwaved water can kill plants.
Also there are bions which are created by breaking down matter (also read a thing about coffee grinders creating ground coffee which defies gravity) and there is so called orgonite and many cases where people have got effects with lots of metal particles which are however far larger that m-state.
So there might be a common principle in it.
What is the possibility that each similarly tuned particle is an oscillator and all are entrained (like grand father clocks pushed up against a wall) to oscillate in unison, could that create a type of BEC or something similar? Could a quantum coherence come into play?
On 8/1/06, Terry Blanton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 8/1/06, Frederick Sparber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I used a small quantity of Baking Soda (NaHCO3) plus
> 20 Mule Team Borax (Death Valley Days hosted/narrated/acted in
> on the radio by Ronald Reagan) Na2B4O7-10 H20.
> This jumped the current for our 12 wallplate cell from
> about 1.5 milliamperes up to about an Ampere at 12 volts.
I appreciate all the great advice. I am not sure exactly what it is
that I am trying to do. :-)
I thought it was purely the capacitive effect of the parallel plates
which could turn the water into (engine) whine. Once the water is
charged, then you put it into a hydrolyzer, with electrolyte, and
compare the effect of charged vs uncharged water.
BTW, I did clean the plates with methylbenzene before assembly. But,
as you know, SS still looks oily when clean.
Much more scum appearing on the surface. Still lots of anode bubbles.
1.1 mA this morning.
Terry
