Water treatment device for electrolyzing, magnetizing, and re-resonating water
OwnerPeter Nunninventor
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Abstract
A method and device for producing electrolyzed, magnetized, and re-resonated water are disclosed. The water treatment device includes an electrolytic chamber separated into an anode chamber and a cathode chamber by a semi-permeable membrane. The cathode chamber contains a vortex cathode and a magnet placed above the vortex cathode. Electrolyzed, magnetized, and re-resonated water can be produced by filling the water treatment device with an electrolytic solute and running current through the device to produce alkaline water at the cathode, which is then re-resonated and magnetized by the action of the vortex cathode and magnet.
Claims18
A water treatment device for electrolyzing, magnetizing, and re-resonating water comprising:
- a) an anode chamber;
- b) a cathode chamber;
- c) a semi-permeable membrane separating the anode chamber from the cathode chamber;
- d) an anode within the anode chamber;
- e) a vortex cathode within the cathode chamber;
- f) a magnet inside the cathode chamber;
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- g) a power source to supply electric current to the water treatment device.
A method of producing electrolyzed, magnetized, and re-resonated water, comprising the steps of:
- a) providing an electrolytic chamber comprising:
- i) an anode chamber having an anode;
- ii) a cathode chamber having a vortex cathode and a magnet;
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- iii) a semi-permeable membrane separating the anode chamber from the cathode chamber;
- b) filling said electrolytic chamber with an electrolytic solution;
- c) passing an electric current through said device to electrolyze said electrolytic solution to produce oxygen gas at said anode and hydrogen gas at said cathode;
- d) exposing said electrolytic solution and hydrogen gas in said cathode chamber to a magnetic field generated by a magnet in said cathode chamber;
- e) re-resonating said electrolytic solution by exposing it to the vortex cathode;
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- f) deactivating the water treatment device.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.