Terry Blanton wrote. > > On 8/19/06, Frederick Sparber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Based on Jones' microwaving in a dropper "faster than untreated water > > explosion" > > I'm not surprised, unless the power of the microwaves are hefty. > > Jones explosion seems to be due to NaCl in the water probably making > it electrically conductive. > Or hydrated Na+ or Cl- ions are recombining or such. > > > I suppose you could put the J Cell in the garden sprayer to hold a higher > > pressure. > > > > Otherwise using a bicycle pump to pressurize it, will keep you off the cell > > phone. > > I have a manual transmission. I can barely keep it between the lines; > so, I pull over to use the cell. > Good idea. > > Hey, I have a neat air pump that runs off 12V with a pressure shutoff. > You might be onto something here. :-) > I only hope it doesn't cause an explosion which could blow up your J Cell. OTOH, the J Cell (or any other electrolyzer) full of H, H2,OH, and O2 without N2 dilution seems like an explosion waiting to happen. A liquid pressure pump might be a better choice.
Fred > > Terry >
