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pianotuna
Jan 14, 2014Nomad III
Hi Gene,
It is not heating which causes the water to disappear. It is electrolysis, i.e. the splitting of water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen. This is referred to as the "gassing voltage" and it is temperature dependent. The colder it is the higher the voltage needs to be to cause gassing.
It is not heating which causes the water to disappear. It is electrolysis, i.e. the splitting of water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen. This is referred to as the "gassing voltage" and it is temperature dependent. The colder it is the higher the voltage needs to be to cause gassing.
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