Sound Waves Breaks water down
Started by unknown · · 9 posts · last reply 13 July 2013
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It is no secret that on youtube you can see sound-waves breaking water down to a gas. I will be experimenting in that area in the distant future. My lab is 1 quarter mile away and I have yet to move it to my new home which after work I can not experiement for that cause. I plan on researching the sound waves and figure how it works. -
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thats cool... i still have some sonic spark plugs i allways wanted to play with in that area.
Here's the patent on them sonic plugs.. it might help :/
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Thanks! Since i dont have my lab I'm working on a Furnace to melt down aluminum for stans plug experiments. Its a work in progress.
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Thanks! Since i dont have my lab I'm working on a Furnace to melt down aluminum for stans plug experiments. Its a work in progress.
cool... I built a " cowboy style " furnace once.. I liked it a lot because it used propane as the heat source and was a very easy Saturday project. -
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It's taking me a long time on this furnace, I'll share photos when I get it done. I hardly have time to work on it due to my abnormal worklife. It took me a while to find the fireproof concrete. I heated my home for 2 weeks back in the winter using burnt moter oil, I plan on fully heating my home on that this coming up winter. Meanwhile, its a work in progress.attachment_12527 100MEDIA_IMAG0053.jpg
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I've heard that ultrasonics is an interesting area to work with.. -
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I've heard that ultrasonics is an interesting area to work with..
It depends.
If you use this on comby with electrolysis, then it is a bad idea.
If you have bubles on your plates, no charge can be tranferred...
But if anybody has other idea's.... -
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Have you guys looked into sonoluminescence? It sound like what you are talking about or at least a possible result.
Watch this video, I promise you will like it!
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Have you guys looked into sonoluminescence? It sound like what you are talking about or at least a possible result.
Watch this video, I promise you will like it!
Thanks for sharing Dave, th get was neat... ive got to find somewhere else to hangout myself.. I cant get rid of the type skip when im here :/
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