Water combustion

[sebinpsuresh]

Cool....I dont understood anything!!! lol

[RODALCO2007]

Cool experiment. Will have to do something like that too.

Look at my 27 Volts Energizer battery creating an under water arc at 230 Volts test voltage.

[holycrapapie]

Are all MOT's around 2 kv?

(mine killed a 5kv fuse)

[jmartis2]

Most are around 2100V, but a few rare ones from "industrial" ovens exist which might be ~3kV.

[260830107]

is that a microwave transformer???

[jmartis2]

yes it is

[dreamyear]

nice work...how many watts are you using?

[jmartis2]

it was around 700VA

[ThatBum5]

I would think it would be hydrolyzing the water and igniting the hydrogen, but a hydrogen flame is characteristically red.

Maybe something about a higher concentration of oxygen and the gas ionizing and making a bigger arc than air, which is nearly 3/4 nitrogen.

Possibly something to do with ozone. Have no idea what though...

[codemsan]

it sounds like a warning then an arc... BRRR,BRRR..*CRAKLE*

[Gintaras]

Looks like a cold fusion to me!

watch?v=uMFvzohuVew

[jovicakluk]

i think it may be a primitive form of Water Atomization :)

but to do proper Water Atomization you need distilled water which has a much higher break down voltage and when you pulse like 10000 volts from large cap the water explodes xD

but i am not 100% sure

[mumish13]

Change ''power mot'' by MOT supply. sorry ;)

[mumish13]

Nice!

But we could fill your power MOT, I don't know if you're going to get better results with this, but if a good explosion in your water!