Donald i was reading old threads about electron extraction, and found that i should explain the time share rate of the covalent eletcron.
Oxygen being one of the most electronegative atoms in the periodic table like electrons very much. When it accept the electrons of the hydrogen during the combustion it takes the hydrogen electrons and robs them, making them to be most of the time in the oxygen orbit.
This makes the time share tend to the oxygen for the most part of the time.
Altering the time share rate relates to increase the hydrogen atom positive charge and or increase the oxygen negative charge so the hydrogen attracts more the covalent electrons and the oxygen repels the covalent electrons. This in turn obviously change the covalent force, weakening it by affecting the time share rate.
I learned this last year when i was frequenting the atomic and molecular physics lessons.
Stan say that when he electrically intensify the water atoms its charges become intensified, the hydrogen become more positive and oxygen more negative.
I guess giving the water a positive charge ejecting electrons would interfere in this. But i think that voltage also must be applied in there between the plates too.
