[ask]electron inside drinking water

[johanpeff]

Dear Sir/Madam,
This is the first time for me to joint the Physics Forum. At this time I have several questions regarding "Electron Ionized Drinking water". Please find all the questions below:
1. Does Electron could be injected into water ?How to inject the electron into water ? Please
tell me the process briefly.
2. How do we generate the electrons electrically? By separating Hydrogen ion from water
molecule ?
3. As far as I know if Hydrogen release its electron means its electrical charged become
positive, so the Hydrogen become a Free Radical, is it right ?
4. Does electron water could neutralized Free Radicals, How it is happened ?
5. Is it possible to enlarge the water molecules so it could Hold more electrons ? Is it make
sense ?
6. How to measure the electron contents in drinking water ?
7. Do electrons could kill viruses in human body?

Thank you for your kind cooperation.

 

[MrSid]

A free electron will not remain unreactive or storable in water, and this can be proved by electron spin resonance measurements. Any benefits of producing a "electron ionized drinking water" are so much BS and wishful thinking.
Some aprotic solvents can briefly solvate an electron, and these are evident by a strong blue coloration from CT absorption bands. I'll bet this coloration cannot be demonstrated in the so-called "electron ionized drinking water"...