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Do you think you could emulate this is an experiment?

Wow! Super cool concept! I wonder if the energy gained from this process would exceed the power applied to the system in the first place? It would have to in order to be implemented I guess. 🤔

This is so exciting, I restarted the experiment using copper electrodes instead of iron ones. An immediate difference was noticed. Instead of turning yellow, it turned into a blue green solution just like you predicted. I believe what I have on my hands now is sodium hydroxide, or at least a very impure form of it.

Hey thanks for the response! This makes so much sense I used an iron based conductor instead of a copper. 🤦‍♂️ Will definitely redo this experiment with the copper electrodes.

I recently conducted an experiment where I ran 21V of electricity through some artificial salt water I made. This solution was 3% Ionized salt and 97% filtered tap water. after placing the anode and the cathode into the solution it began to bubble. I understood from my research that this was the likely outcome, as the hydrogen from the water and the chloride from the salt reacted with the electricity. What I did not predict was the change in color of the solution. After 1-3 minutes the solution began to turn to a gold/yellow hue. after 5 more minutes if this I decided to remove the anode and the cathode from the bottle. I left it to rest over night. When I returned the next day some small orange debris was left at the bottom of the container. and the surface was mostly transparent. If anyone can tell me about what happened during this process it would be greatly appreciated.