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Will do... The purpose of my experiment will be to determine the effects using various frequencies of AC current, wether it works or not is kind of a grey area, because technically it does work, just not nearly as well as a direct current... I believe that altering the frequency of the AC current will have varying effects... From what I have read over the years, it's my understanding that molecular bonds are weakened by exposure to thier corresponding resonant frequencies. If this is true, then it would be logical to assume that the bonds can also be broken... Exactly how? Well.... Hopefully I'll uncover attributes that point in that direction. Cheers!

I wouldnt take anything that the so called "myth busters" peddle as gosple truth. Everything they do is a dilluted dumbed down version, and an insult to anyone with a functioning brain... There are a lot of other ways to approach this with an AC current... I'm going to start experimenting on this personally, at the moment I need to purchase supplies, but it's going to take a while, first step is aquiring a function generator, (that's going to be the expensive part)... Next I will have to construct an apparatus, I'm thinking about going with a water tube design using stainless steel 3/8 in tubing, and transparent pvc pipe... I should have a working device here in the next 3 weeks or so... I'll keep the thread posted on my findings.

I've been kicking the AC current idea around in my head for the past couple days, and after digging around I also came to the conclusion that it doesnt work very well.... However, this lead me to another idea... So far everything I have read regarding the use of AC current always involved the standard 50 or 60 hz range.... This litte detail gives rise to a couple questions... What's an H2O molecule's resonance frequency? And, what kind of results would using an AC current at that frequency produce? if any.