The science behind the fizzer cell and ishor

[Palladium]

Hummm......

 

[g_axelsson]

Is that all? Must have cost a fortune to develop and design.

Göran

 

[Palladium]

When all is said and done $30 counting chemicals and all!
I'm kind of in between the shor thing which is half shot and needs editing and a new design for the silver cell that's pretty cool that is in design stages and will have a video also!

 

[necromancer]

it's a tank for breading fish, right off the shelf ??

+ some minor modification of course.

 

[solar_plasma]

I would love to build that design for school and I found a source for the membranes:
http://www.fumatech.com/EN/Onlinesh...mbrane-processes/Anionenautauscher-membranen/

but 30€ for only one membrane 20cmx30cm seem somewhat expensive. Two membranes 60€, shipping, fish tank, silicone glue or maybe better acryl glue etc...maybe 100€ at all. On the other hand treated with care it seems to endure some years. :|

 

[rickbb]

When I was looking into learning about making NaOH in cells I found several places, (even a patent on one), that describe making ionic membranes from Portland cement.

You may look into that if you're doing this for demonstrations in schools. I will try and locate those and post links.

 

[Palladium]

Hummmm..... What's that cat up to?

 

[Palladium]

I'm adding to this thread in steps. If you're wondering why i posted it without being ready it's because i wanted to take the keywords away from somebody else. Pow! Take that said google!

https://www.google.com/search?q=science+fizzer+cell&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8

The power of the forum! :mrgreen:

 

[necromancer]

i do think if you "CODE" words they will also be skipped by bots

let's try skipping bots while bots are skipping words posted in the code code on forums all over the world

hope no one has posted those same words anywhere else :?:

 

[Palladium]

I know! I know!
Seems like i'm always behind guys. Sorry for not finishing the fizzer cell video, but i have been covered up. Here is a teaser for my new silver cell design to hold you over until the next video. :mrgreen:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNwSd5bLVYI&feature=youtu.be[/youtube]
How are you going to make electrical contact with it while rotating? Slip ring? Brush?

 

[MarcoP]

i do think if you "CODE" words they will also be skipped by bots

let's try skipping bots while bots are skipping words posted in the code code on forums all over the world

hope no one has posted those same words anywhere else :?:

No, code is being indexed: https://www.google.com/search?q=let%27s+try+skipping+bots+while+bots+are+skipping+words+posted+in+the+code+code+on+forums+all+over+the+world&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&gws_rd=cr&ei=AbYRVcO_DYW3UfbBgJgC

Palladium, can't wait to see upcoming videos! I always read about automated systems in various patents, great I could finally get to see one.

 

[goldsilverpro]

Ralph,

How are you going to make electrical contact, as in making it the cathode? Slip ring? Spring loaded brush? With a spring loaded contact on the shaft you would probably have to increase the motor size, due to the extra drag.

 

[Palladium]

The shaft is stainless and isolated electrically from the motor. I am going to use a stainless spring clip to make contact that willl rub against the stainless shaft like a slip ring.

 

[Palladium]

Its a gear reduction motor that has plenty of torque.