Re: Electricity under water


"no spam" <no@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:bRnxi.37808$G23.14578@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

I expect a certain amount of hydrogen and oxygen would have been bubbling up
from that outlet.


Electrolysis from an AC source?

I'll have to give that some thought. Every bubble from either
conductor would alternate between hydrogen and oxygen.
Good one, Peter, now I'll be thinking about that... you know.. a bitf
like a song that won't go away...a whistled tune...like Andy
Griffith's Mayberry RFD

The very reason you don't use AC for electrolysis. You end up with containers full of H2 and O2.
Not something you want to have.

H2 and O2 mixed, off each electrode. Start running.


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