Reducing water molecular cluster--what?

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hi all
ran across an odd statement--about water:
"Alkame has broken down the hydrogen bonds, reducing the waters molecular cluster size and increasing the residual of electrons ..."

what does this mean?can we make fuel/hydrogen? increased electrons?power?
another form of water/solubility/dilution/permeability etc? chemistry?
what?change to known science? fluid dynamics?
company makes drinking water. are they just making stuff up?they say they have patents

or am I misunderstanding? would sure feel silly
 
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Mr lee said:
hi all
ran across an odd statement--about water:
"Alkame has broken down the hydrogen bonds, reducing the waters molecular cluster size and increasing the residual of electrons ..."

what does this mean?can we make fuel/hydrogen? increased electrons?power?
another form of water/solubility/dilution/permeability etc? chemistry?
what?change to known science? fluid dynamics?
company makes drinking water. are they just making stuff up?they say they have patents

or am I misunderstanding? would sure feel silly
Link please...
 
agree, completely
but, nonetheless, a curious claim.
are you thinking worth a follow up?
 
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still the question, is the science sound? what I mean is, can this be at all possible? or a marketing ploy? I studied forest science and michelob so subject is a bit above me and the oafs in my social circle.
need to ask someone
layman's terms please, as many years since the halls of higher learning
thank you
 
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