It is shown that radiant energy profoundly expands EZ water (that has a more ordered phase than bulk water and a local charge separation between the EZ and the regions beyond) in a reversible, wavelength-dependent manner (it can be where the energy to build these charged, low-entropy zones might come from). There is a peak in the EZ water expansion, when radiation is infrared, with the wavelength of 3100 nm, and from the UV spectra used the major impact is in the 600-700 nm band. So the growth of this more ordered, negatively charged zone is dependent on the incident electromagnetic energy. A secondary result is that growth of this negatively charged zone is associated with the build up of a zone of high proton concentration beyond. There is a section [1] on EZ water and its effects on this web. |
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