I ran some current on the cell
It consumed 3 amps for 38 volts for one set
The results is some very big bubbles on both electrodes
Also the water is clearly spinning the bubbles so there’s a real physical force going because of the magnetic field coming out of the core
Water has a polarization of its own so maybe the magnetic field and the kinetic heat of water is enough to cause movement converting the heat to movement in a direction if we place charges within this movement e energy should be converted theoretically
I’m just applying straight dc
The most interesting part is that I can draw an arc from the positive wire going to the cell but with the negative it won’t form an arc the dc is isolated so water is kind of indeed allowing electrons to be available at the positive side somehow
The arc can go up to some 8mm glowing yellow very interesting indeed
I can’t find an explanation for it yet
The dc is filtered by an old capacitor that may not be filtering much
The cell get very hot very fast
Now I’m going to connect the power supply to 240v source so it can go up to 76v
The water is purified with polymer filter and than adds few drops of battery solution probably sulfuric acid
Going to make a short video of it
Here it is
https://youtu.be/JkijgjJhELcSo in this video there’s 38v
If the gas production remain the same and air is forced thru this arc
It would generate ionized gas
If the electrons can go away somehow with the forced air flow this would leave the cell positively charged and it could be a way of measuring that
Positive in reference to ground
Another reason for that to happen would be if the gas leave the cell charged negatively
If the cell on the other hand become negative it mean the air is giving electrons to the cell
Or that the gases are coming out posivitively ionized