Hydrogen infused drinking system
OwnerTaryn Lee Harringtoninventor
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Abstract
A drinking container is provided in which hydrogen is introduced into a potable liquid and mixing elements are employed to promote dissolution. The mixing element may include a magnetically driven impeller, a stir bar, or an acoustic transducer delivering ultrasonic energy. In certain embodiments, reciprocating paddles, diaphragms, or porous meshes may be used to fragment bubbles and increase solubility. Control circuitry, dissolved-hydrogen sensors, and user interfaces may be included to adjust mixing speed and modes, thereby optimizing hydrogen uptake.
Claims16
A hydrogen-infusing drinking container comprising:
- a vessel defining a drinking-fluid chamber configured to hold a potable liquid;
- a hydrogen infusion system arranged to introduce hydrogen into the drinking-fluid chamber;
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- a mixing element disposed within the drinking-fluid chamber and configured to agitate the potable liquid to promote dissolution of the introduced hydrogen.
A method of infusing hydrogen into a drinking fluid, the method comprising:
- operating a hydrogen infusion system arranged to generate hydrogen;
- releasing the generated hydrogen into a drinking-fluid chamber of a vessel containing a potable liquid;
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- actuating a mixing element disposed within the drinking-fluid chamber to agitate the potable liquid and promote dissolution of the hydrogen.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.