Braun's gas contains extra many soft electrons. I have not fully understood what soft electrons are, but that is Joseph Cater's explanation of HHO. I hope others will investigate whether he is right.
21. Brown’s gas, produced by one form of the electrolysis of water has properties which seem bewildering to most scientists. Using it, allow…
Braun's gas contains extra many soft electrons. I have not fully understood what soft electrons are, but that is Joseph Cater's explanation of HHO. I hope others will investigate whether he is right.
21. Brown’s gas, produced by one form of the electrolysis of water has properties which seem bewildering to most scientists. Using it, allows steel to be welded to a clay brick and the flame is not harmful to human flesh. The flame temperature depends entirely on what it is applied to. It can also reduce nuclear radiation by 96%. The properties of Brown’s gas confirm the information above. Water has a very large capacity to store soft electrons in addition to those already present in the structure of water. Brown did not separate water into hydrogen and oxygen. Instead, he added additional soft electrons to the water molecules. These additional charges greatly weakened the cohesive forces between the molecules, converting the water to an unstable gas. All of the properties of Brown’s Gas follow naturally from this. Under welding conditions, the vast concentrations of soft electrons supply the release of sufficient quantities of hard electrons to produce the needed heat. In addition, the soft electron concentrations enable iron atoms to partially interpenetrate brick molecules to produce a bond between brick and iron. Also, with the ultra-high concentration of soft electrons, the gas can readily neutralise the positive charges of nuclear radiation.
Moray B. King talks about the electrically expanded theory of water in Brown's Gas. These various theories do account for the excess charge.
These theories do not explain the persistent observations of "the first flush" of gas being the special "heavy" kind - most active. Whereas one that accounts for the dissolved oxygen playing a role - as it certainly did in the Sundarasen and Bockris transmutation observations - does explain this observation. As I argued, the continual highly dynamic turbulent mixing present in the Ohmasa Gas generator, explains why its gas is consistent as evolved O2 is constantly forced to dissolve in the HHO source water. The 'Birdies' observed by many researchers do have a high velocity and penetration, having O2 rich water of a large volume, allows for their capture.
These Magneto-Toro-Electrical Clusters can store vast numbers of electrons which are released upon disruption, this disruption can happen inside metals, and our observations of eruptions from within Indium is consistent with this mode of action.
Braun's gas contains extra many soft electrons. I have not fully understood what soft electrons are, but that is Joseph Cater's explanation of HHO. I hope others will investigate whether he is right.
21. Brown’s gas, produced by one form of the electrolysis of water has properties which seem bewildering to most scientists. Using it, allows steel to be welded to a clay brick and the flame is not harmful to human flesh. The flame temperature depends entirely on what it is applied to. It can also reduce nuclear radiation by 96%. The properties of Brown’s gas confirm the information above. Water has a very large capacity to store soft electrons in addition to those already present in the structure of water. Brown did not separate water into hydrogen and oxygen. Instead, he added additional soft electrons to the water molecules. These additional charges greatly weakened the cohesive forces between the molecules, converting the water to an unstable gas. All of the properties of Brown’s Gas follow naturally from this. Under welding conditions, the vast concentrations of soft electrons supply the release of sufficient quantities of hard electrons to produce the needed heat. In addition, the soft electron concentrations enable iron atoms to partially interpenetrate brick molecules to produce a bond between brick and iron. Also, with the ultra-high concentration of soft electrons, the gas can readily neutralise the positive charges of nuclear radiation.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1n0armsQqWLXYMHoJKtzCMyEnpE8uxuly/view?usp=drive_link
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AnJj-4yeTj2BA_9d4Ip-4hOQk1ix0Y5h/view?usp=drive_link
Moray B. King talks about the electrically expanded theory of water in Brown's Gas. These various theories do account for the excess charge.
These theories do not explain the persistent observations of "the first flush" of gas being the special "heavy" kind - most active. Whereas one that accounts for the dissolved oxygen playing a role - as it certainly did in the Sundarasen and Bockris transmutation observations - does explain this observation. As I argued, the continual highly dynamic turbulent mixing present in the Ohmasa Gas generator, explains why its gas is consistent as evolved O2 is constantly forced to dissolve in the HHO source water. The 'Birdies' observed by many researchers do have a high velocity and penetration, having O2 rich water of a large volume, allows for their capture.
These Magneto-Toro-Electrical Clusters can store vast numbers of electrons which are released upon disruption, this disruption can happen inside metals, and our observations of eruptions from within Indium is consistent with this mode of action.
https://youtu.be/ysvsdwHUETg?si=iAUOsb8lQDBpLhyi&t=4448
Moreover, the proposed condensed neutrino clusters are ripe for playing a role in remediation.