Diagnosis of Changes in Physico-Chemical Characteristics of Deionized Water Due to Electromagnetic Field effect and Various Methods of Degasation

Chirkova, V. Yu.; Stas, Irina

doi:10.14258/izvasu(2014)3.1-44

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“…It is shown that after treatment the activated water does not return to its original state in all measured parameters for 200 min. In [Chirkova and Stas (2014)], an assessment was made about changes in the physicochemical properties of deionized water as a result of electromagnetic exposure and various methods of degassing. It was found that any method of exposure to deionized water leads to an increase in its electrical conductivity and pH, as well as a decrease in Redox potential.…”

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The review provides evidence that water of any degree of purification is a microdispersed system. The dispersed phase (DP) of liquid water is represented by hydrophilic particles (mainly NaCl microcrystals) covered with a liquid crystalline hydration shell. The size of DP particles, visible through an optical microscope, is a few microns. DP is prone to aggregation and forms large associates (tens to hundreds of microns in diameter) floating in continual bulk water. Water activation by any kind of physical impact is accompanied by the disaggregation of associates and an increase in the total area of the interphase surface. This naturally changes a number of physicochemical parameters of the system (pH, Redox Potential, viscosity, electrical conductivity). The effect was described many times in the literature, but had no scientific explanation within the framework of the classical theory of water structurization at the molecular level. From this point of view, the method of manual stirring of different hydrophilic surfaces with water is also considered. Based on the portrait similarity of the physicochemical properties of structured near-wall water with polywater described by Lippincott et al in 1969, the authors believe that under room conditions there are only two phases of water -continuous and polywater. Highlights:1. Water is a microdispersed system at any degree of purification.2. The microdispersed phase is represented by hydrophilic particles (mainly NaCl microcrystals) covered with a liquid crystalline hydration shell.3. Aggregation -disaggregation of the dispersed phase is accompanied by a change in the area of the interphase surface. This entails a change in the physicochemical state of the system.4. Under room conditions, there are two phases of water -ordinary continuous water and structured polywater near hydrophilic surfaces.

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“…It was shown that after treatment all the measured parameters of the activated water were not restored for 200 min. Changes in the physicochemical properties of deionized water as a result of electromagnetic exposure and various degassing procedures were assessed in [22]. It was found that, independent of the method of acting on deionized water, its electric conductivity and pH increased and redox potential decreased.…”

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Virtual and Real Water. What is the Difference?

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The paper provides information on significant contamination of real laboratory water with hydrophilic microimpurities. This fact suggests that researchers are practically dealing with microdispersed systems. However, this fact is usually neglected in the discussions of the causes of the anomalous properties of water. We will show that, when exposed to various factors of physical nature, water demonstrates reactions of the same type, namely, increased pH and electrical conductivity, reduced redox potential and viscosity, and enhanced bioavailability. Each exposure is accompanied by the destruction of aggregates of the dispersed phase and its transition to a fine-dispersed state. The relationship between this phenomenon and the change in the physicochemical properties of water is discussed.

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Diagnosis of Changes in Physico-Chemical Characteristics of Deionized Water Due to Electromagnetic Field effect and Various Methods of Degasation

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