On 8/1/06, Jones Beene <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
IN the context of a long pretreatment regime in a magnetic field, where water flow in a forced vortex configuration (set up by the crossed electric and magnetic fields) - AND - in the context of what Frank Grimer has been speculating re: so-called "polywater" and the ice-8 phase ....
Talk about great minds . . . :-) The surface is looking quite bizarre. The bubbles rise but they do not burst. They don't easily turn loose of the Teflon even when you tap on the side. The ones floating in the surface scum are about 3-5 mm in dia. It reminds me of a toy I had as a child. It was a straw that you sqeezed a glob of goop on the end and blew a plastic bubble. I doubt you can buy it. It was probably toxic. Terry
