Hydrogen gas gun

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I'm gathering up some equipment to process Hho in varies ways. I've been having a problem finding out what LEDs Stan was using in the gas gun. Does anyone know what the wavelength was? Or The wavelength absorbed by oxygen?


 

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Hi Dave,

I have played with some of that...

http://www.ionizationx.com/index.php/topic,769.0.html

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Thanks Steve, I just read through the thread.

Can you give me a further description of your results?

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I talked to my roommates chem professor today. Apparently 200nm to 240nm is what is absorbed by oxygen. Now the problem with that is I have no idea where to find something like that. Does anyone have any ideas? 

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I talked to my roommates chem professor today. Apparently 200nm to 240nm is what is absorbed by oxygen. Now the problem with that is I have no idea where to find something like that. Does anyone have any ideas?

It was nice to play with, but non indication of any change in gas behaviour.

Try this one

http://www.maxmax.com/aflash254uv4watt.htm

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Awesome! Thanks Steve, that really close

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Well, it looks like 253 is probably at the end of the curve which means it won't work well if at all. But I'll take into it further to make sure. What we really need is a Deuterium light bulb 

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Just understand that the range is much wider then just the 253 nm with such devices.
They just peak at 253 nm.....