ANyone ever fool around with Magnetic Resonance ?

[stanlives]

I know this goes against Bobs law of trying to look at book smart sites...but its very interesting...they setup this magnet field and run a frequency thru it.......

Im just wondering if a magnetic field would aid in the breaking of the H2O bond....with resonance....

[Weston]

You might want to double-check that link... it takes me to porn.

[stanlives]

LOL...I think thats a link to Bobs AVator girl !!

http://www.cco.caltech.edu/~derose/labs/exp5.html

the proper link gentleman ! cough cough lets stay on topic shall we

cough..

[stanlives]

http://www.biocrawler.com/encyclopedia/NMR

[kevinsatterfield]

I dont know bout actually breaking the bonds of water but a magnetic field has been claimed to have help in the production of gases by sending the ions to the cathode to be catalyzed faster than normal speeds.I plan on xpierimenting with this behavoir with a Herman cell and loop of wire pulsing 70k volts into the inductor wire and detonating it on the anode to use the elctrical field in ionize'n the gases to keep them in a more potent state for a longer period of time.I think thats how it works...almost ready to be back on that part of it.Mr Anderson claimed magnetics of 70k/electrical field was one main thing to his success.

[stanlives]

that sounds very inspiring...can you report back as soon as you have some results....I have a feeling this will acelerate things in the h production

[kevinsatterfield]

BTW... how do you make a metal tube a magnet?

[Nick]

It depends on what kind of material its made out of. If the tube is attracted to magnets try rubing a magnet up and down it. In fact just letting the magnet stick to the tube is the best way but you will need to leave the magnet there.

[waterbard]

[kevinsatterfield]

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[Bob Boyce]

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