Will electrolysis work in a fog?

Testing if electrolysis will work in a fog of water?Tap water is being used with an ultrasonic fogger,and 2 stainless steel electrodes being supplied 12v DC.

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• electrolysis
• water
• HHO
• hydrogen

[aZnAvatar]

you need to consider the ec of the fog. just throw in some NO3 and it oculd be a bad ass areoponic system...

[m3sca1]

thats an interesting thought-thanx for commenting

[onecraftydude]

I am going to get a fogger tomorrow and try the high voltage. I built a plasma generator for my mg and will try it on the fog.

[m3sca1]

cool-try DC-i was using AC

[m3sca1]

well i was gonna trash that oven for its power suplly.....hmm

[m3sca1]

i will try this

[adam3176]

I got one for ya.. use a Fog machine run the fog through a Class tube with lazers and sound at the water FREQ run through the tube.,. should come out HHO Split on demand.

[nappytedd]

I'm no expert but, I don't think electolisis wil work in just tap water. you might need some baking soda er' somthin

[onecraftydude]

I use both. Its Bill Cozzolino's dipole nexus arc. One uses 110 vac on the ground side and it will flash like a welder. The one i came up with is the same except for the 110 vac. I will try both in the fog and see what happens.

[whitenight639]

what about using high voltage, as the air inbetween the tiny mist bubbles and plates is whats stopping it, whip out that microwave transformer and try.