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Yes, basically what I said was just noise. But not purposefully so. I learned things here. That is always helpful. Also, in post #10 I gave Baluncore a reply that you might find interesting.

1. I did read through some of it. But as I said, I'm not a scientist. Much of it was way over my head. Such as speaking of effects I have never heard of before. I just came here to ask a simple question to those who are educated in such matters. I didn't mean to offend you or anybody else...

I spoke of converting DC to AC. No doubt doing so would cause some loss in efficiency. And no doubt a huge drop an amperage. But I was thinking that having around 100,000 volts of AC from a one volt DC source might be beneficial. Though not knowing much about electronics, maybe doing so...

I don't have a lot of time or expertise to go through the document you provided a link to. Though it said that in one application, the introduction of a magnetic field could result in a about a 6% increase in electrolysis. Which isn't enough to make much difference. But I'm glad to see that...

I am not a scientist. But I hope you will bear with me anyway. Everybody knows how you can use DC to separate the hydrogen from the oxygen in water through electrolysis. I don't know which is which, but oxygen is drawn to one pole of an electrode in water and hydrogen is drawn to the...