can frequency changes effect the electrolysis process?

[PEG]

Yep,or modulated in many ways....and nobody would know,because the items supplied,might not care,and the instruments measuring,might not be capable of recording it...all of which is a lot more interesting than de-fluffing ladies legs ?

Happy new year,Dave ?

 

[justcurioustwo]

Lighting is a good example of electrolysis in motion and the thunderclap and bright light is the splitting and reuniting of water molecules.

 

[David Prosser]

Lighting is a good example of electrolysis in motion and the thunderclap and bright light is the splitting and reuniting of water molecules.

i have lighting throughout my house, no electrolysis or thunder claps !

 

[static zap]

... the splitting and reuniting of water molecules...

Plenty of "internet-speculation" Implosion/explosion debates,
blue -or- red flash. All arcs/sparks to me !
Gathering electrostatic energy from clouds , by harvesting induced voltages ..mmmm.

 

[DPG]

Gathering electrostatic energy from clouds , by harvesting induced voltages ..mmmm.

Don't get him started

 

[justcurioustwo]

Gathering electrostatic energy from clouds , by harvesting induced voltages ..mmmm.

I wasn’t suggesting gathering anything from clouds.

I am simply looking for alternative methods to break up the water molecule then allowing the two gases to recombine in a continuous loop. Yes it’s a far fetched idea but the objective is worth the contemplation.

 

[James]

I wasn’t suggesting gathering anything from clouds.

I am simply looking for alternative methods to break up the water molecule then allowing the two gases to recombine in a continuous loop. Yes it’s a far fetched idea but the objective is worth the contemplation.

I have heard that there is unlimited power available from the sound that bees make whilst moving out of the way when trees fall in the forest.

also, the clouds are full of charged molecules, just stand in an open field on the right day with a big pole. I can assure you that is entirely possible to gather energy from the clouds.