Simple Electrolysis SEC Avramenko Hydrogen and other effect JB

Tried to get some simple Electrolysis and i got it on the negative end of the diode, and from the other diode on the positive end something got produced, i dont know what that is, so mayb somebody can explain this to me, but its smokey/ milky looking

To produce this i used the simple SEC, the diode's are attached to a led, avramenko style

What is that white stuff ??

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Science & Technology

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• SEC
• Electrolysis
• Hydrogen
• Wireless energy
• spatial
• JB

[Lidmotor]

The white cloud is the tin coating on the diode being broken down. When I was working on Dr. Stiffler diode electrolysis project that is what we found out. If you run this long enough the entire wire will be consumed also. It was actually a big problem with the SEC diode electrolysis idea. I don't know what Doc eventually did about it.

[JohnnBlade]

@Lidmotor thnx allot for yr comment, i left it running like that for about 12 hours on 4 bateries and the lead was totally white, like it had allot of chalk, (kalk in dutch) on it, im still doing some more tests, when i get something new ill be sure to post it.

thank allot, you and others are a great inspiration

[m3sca1]

could be a tin or lead compound from the tinning coat on the wires...

is it distilled water?

[JohnnBlade]

@m3sca1, no not a 100% i did cook the water, and catched the steam, but later i added some cooked water only to fil up the glass a bit

[overunitydotcom]

It could be lead oxide or something like this..

If your water contains some NaCL it could also be a chlorid

like ZnCL or PbCl2 or something like this..

Depends on the alloy of your metal wire of the diode...

Regards, Stefan.

[m3sca1]

@JohnnBlade hmm hard to say what it is with tap water then