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Device for creating living and dead water

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Device for creating living and dead water

Everyone remembers the tales of A.S. Pushkin and his stories about living and dead water. There was some truth in these tales. Of course, it is impossible to revive a person with living water these days, but still, such a liquid has a certain meaning.

To start, the video of the manufacture of the device:

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To create living and dead water, you need:
- clean spring or standing water for at least 24 hours;
- 2 circles;
- 2 stainless steel forks;
- 1 diode;
- bandage;
- cotton wool;
- 1 light bulb, watts at 20-25;
- wire with plug;
- electrical tape.


Before we begin assembling our design, we need to draw a diagram, which we will guide during the assembly.

We take two forks and put them in a mug with the legs, the tip should look at us.

We fix the diode on the right fork between the teeth.

We connect a wire to the diode, where one end should go to the bulb, and we wrap all the connections with electrical tape.
The second end of the wire going to the bulb, we attach to the second plug. Do not forget to wrap all wire connections with other parts with electrical tape.

All installation is ready. To check it, you need to plug in the socket, if the light is on, the installation is ready for use.

Now you need to make a bridge for ions. For this we need a bandage and cotton wool.

We take cotton wool and wrap with a medical bandage. We should get a “sausage” of cotton wool, wrapped in a bandage, about 10-15 centimeters long.
Now we pour water into both mugs.

Then we wet our bridge in water so that it is wet and in the form of an arc we put on two edges of both circles.

Everything, our installation is ready. We plug it into a 220 volt network and wait.

If you look closely, you can see small bubbles from the electrodes, this indicates that the process has begun.

The diode is located so that the right circle (with the diode) has a positive potential, and the second circle with a negative potential.

On the positive potential, we get dead water, and on the negative potential, live water.

When the process of connecting the electrodes is completed, we remove the jumper from the bandage that connects the two vessels.

Important! Observe electrical safety when the device is plugged in, then it is not recommended to touch the electrodes, since the mains voltage is present on them. Only by turning off the device from the outlet can you remove the electrodes.
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He had such a boiler, he worked quickly. And when one booby soup spilled from a packet there, then only the power cord remained in memory.
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. This alloy in its composition has 2 main components. Iron and Chrome. Chromium

Three! More carbon .. (This is so, along the way)))
What am I ... I've already mentioned the steel "40X and higher." In the stainless steel labeling, the first figure indicates the carbon content (In thousandths of a percent. That is, 40 is 0.4%), the second (after "X") indicates the percentage of chromium.
Here, for example, food "pan" steel 08X13 and 12X13 are plastic and cheap. And already instrumental (40X13, for example) - and more expensive and harder and can be hardened. It makes no sense to let them into pots, but you can make knives and scalpels. Therefore, they are "not food". But, as you can see, they differ only in carbon content, which in our case (impact on health) does not matter.
In fairness, I’ll say that in tool steels there are other alloying additives (which you correctly mentioned) that do not make sense to add to the food-saucepan ", but they are present in such meager concentrations that you need to bite tens of kilograms of stainless steel to get what some effect on the body))))
In general, in a previous post I just drew attention to a common misconception based on the perception of the name. People think that since there is "food", it is so called because it is not harmful. And the rest, respectively, are called "non-food" - which means they are harmful !!! ))))
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Electrolysis eats everything !!! otherwise he would not have been! )))))
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I was not present at the incident, but then dismantled this mug. There are two metal disks on the bottom, in size, almost the entire bottom. The top is covered with a plastic disc. Wires are wound straight in. So, the salt was there in a fair amount of “efflorescence” on the discs ... From which I concluded that it was from a salt shaker ... Maybe there was little water in the bucket and a lump of salt fell there. And then they scooped it up, soaked ... (You know, as in a rustic kitchen, next to a wood-burning stove ... The salt in this salt shaker is always lumpy ...) I don’t know. The grandmother only said that the next time she turned on, she suddenly started to go wild and she remained in the dark !!! That was twenty-five years ago. For a long time there’s neither a grandmother, nor that house.)))). But the case was remembered precisely by grandmother's hysteria ...))))).
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Yes, electrolysis eats a stainless steel, I confirm, slowly, but eats.
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If the neck just hurts, it’s not a sore throat, strep throat, staphylococcus and other coca cause a sore throat, you won’t cure it with some water.
But SARS can be treated with "living water" because it is a chemistry, antiseptic, viruses just die, or bacteria that complicate the disease. But it’s better to gargle with soda than to get severe poisoning or cirrhosis. But all this, of course, can help at an early stage.
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Well then, there won't be such a spoonful of salt on a bucket of water. Rural traffic jams, which were designed for a couple of bulbs, yes, they will knock them out, but they will not melt the cable and the socket in any way.
Well, I did a bunch of experiments, electrodes, salt water, including directly 220V ... It will not give such a load.
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Valery. I want to clarify. Yes, any stainless steel is a very resistant chemical. compound. And easily withstands 50% nitric acid. BUT. This alloy in its composition has 2 main components. Iron and Chrome. Chrome makes up 12 - 20%. Both metals, especially Chrome, are extremely dangerous to health. Of course, I'm not talking about micro doses, as in vitamins and foods.Micro doses to the body are needed. What's happening ? When stainless steel comes into contact (even when boiling) with water, food, it emits practically nothing. Another thing is when a current is passed through an alloy in an aqueous solution. Remember that I noticed that the Author's "Dead" water colored, not transparent? Surely dead. Because it is saturated with ions of Iron and Chromium. As well as Nickel and other very healthy metals. xaxa They are present in varying degrees in stainless steel (depending on its brand). In no case should you drink such water. If so, it can be applied externally. All microorganisms will kill for sure. umnik True, skin lesions are possible xaxa
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Yes, I remember these crafts with two blades "Neva", "Sputnik"

Only "Sputnik" !!! Neva and Baltika only had a steel edge!
Interestingly, such mini-boilers in the form of a glass were legally sold
I had one. In the village, my wife’s grandmother really liked him. (Boiled the moment !!!) I gave, after consulting, that ONLY water !!! Neither salt nor anything else should be in it !!! And the water, while turned on, beats the current ...
... A salt shaker hung over a bucket of drinking water ... (Remember, such plywood, with a lid?) Grandma, taking a spoon of salt, knocked a spoon into a bucket ... Did not attach any importance to this ...
Corks knocked out. The cord burned out. The socket has melted ...))))
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Quote: Radius
The cathode can be made of stainless steel (food grade).

"Food" is one that is cheaper. Because no one lets out an expensive instrumental (40X and above) on pots. Knives and medical tools are made of it ...
I mean, the author, apparently, like many others, believes that stainless steel is food and non-food, while "non-food" is unhealthy.))) In reality, the whole stainless steel cannot be harmful, since it is very a persistent chemical compound ... "Food" is simply called cheap species that are not suitable for knives and therefore it is not a pity to put them on pots)))
P.S. I’m talking about those alloys that are really “stainless steel”, and not about the steels that have appeared now, “corrosion-resistant under certain conditions."
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A wonderful thing is water. I have been using it for more than 30 years. Angina, for example, retreats on the second day.
Nobody canceled the placebo effect ... It really exists and works)))
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when the device is plugged in, it is not recommended to touch the electrodes,

As gently said: "not recommended." )))
Yes, if such horror was blinded, then we must write in huge red letters: "CATEGORALLY FORBIDDEN"!
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Yes, I remember these crafts with two blades "Neva", "Sputnik" and the like. It is interesting that such mini-boilers in the form of a glass were legally sold. True, it was impossible to shave them xaxa there were no blades in them, but two discs stood one above the other, not even from a stainless steel, and you’ll understand what the hell out of it.
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probably the razor-teapot was a conspiracy against humanity)) I also drank a lot from it ... I was warming somehow with forks (as electrodes)))
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When I was in school, there was a stir around living and dead water. Then similar installations with two electrodes made of stainless steel plates were assembled. Rectifier on four diodes. Light bulb - no current limiter. And they drank the resulting poison. Pay attention to what you have been shown. Dead water has a color. And it should be as transparent as living. I think graphite should be used for electrodes. Water will not be saturated with hazardous metal ions. I’m not talking about electrical safety at all. It’s impressive when I use two mugs with two hands, water and 220 Volts ... Yes, even for one, it normally pulls, given that there is no decoupling transformerxaxa
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Extremely dangerous design !!! Without even touching electrical safety. When the design is given, the anode dissolves and saturates the water with the heavy metals that make up the plug. I was told a real story about a man who became interested in the idea of ​​"living" and "dead" water.He cooked, drank simply, even brushed his teeth only with this water. After half a year, he fell ill with cirrhosis of the liver. He led a healthy lifestyle and did not drink alcohol. At least a graphite rod should be taken as the anode. Moreover, it is advisable to make sure that the graft is used clean without harmful inclusions. Industrial designs use a silicon anode. The cathode can be made of stainless steel (food grade).
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A wonderful thing is water. I have been using it for more than 30 years. Angina, for example, retreats on the second day. She treated children - doctors are shocked ... So fast? The thing is really necessary and useful. But! The proposed design is very dangerous from the point of view of TB, although it has the right to exist as a "camp" option, for example. on a business trip to a hotel because of its simplicity. Like, perhaps. For a home in stationary conditions it is better to assemble a safer option, fortunately, many such structures are described on the Internet.

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