Do we not forget something here? Meyer Injectors

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well I maybe ask a real chemist but when atoms are in E or B field the orbit expands something like dipole-dipole forces called stark forces or zeeman forces.. that is evident because the lines of emission change when this happens. And because the lines of emission are changed the frequencies of the atom also change... the frequency that the bond will oscillate also change.. so maybe by using natural magnets the frequency required for a forced oscillation will be lower hence energy required to break them lower.

What are you talking about... natural magnets and forced oscillation?

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this has been said a million times... em waves with certain frequency can break the bonds of a molecule

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this has been said a million times... em waves with certain frequency can break the bonds of a molecule

EM waves break a million bonds ? ? ?   

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yes but its frequency depedent.. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photodissociation

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yes but its frequency depedent.. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photodissociation

ohhh k....  but you don't mean something like:

http://www.google.com/patents?id=c2qqAAAAEBAJ&dq=7,384,619

There must be a lot of energy stored in a million bonds....  imagine if we broke 2 million bonds ...whoooaaa  ....  ehhh that cant be possible can it... 2 million bonds ? ? ? ?

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probably similar but 2 millions is actually a small number..

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probably similar but 2 millions is actually a small number..

mercy.... if 2 million is small...  how many bonds in a drop ? ? ? A drop is rather small isn't it ? ? ? Goodness that must surely mean ALOT of energy 

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bond energy for water 2xH-O 968Kj/18g