Voltage on dry plates. ” Can Water Store Charge? Previous work from this and other laboratories has demonstrated large pH gradients in water. Established by passing current between immersed electrodes, pH gradients between electrodes were found to disappear slowly, persisting for tens of minutes after the current had been turned off. We find here that these pH gradients reflect a genuine separation of charge: at times well after disconnection of the power supply, current could be drawn through a resistor placed between the charging electrodes or between pairs of electrodes positioned on either side of the midline between original electrodes. In some experiments, it was possible to recover the majority of charge that had been imparted to the water. It appears, then, that water has the capacity to store and release substantial amounts of charge.” www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov nanometals Orums? This sounds allot like the ORMES or Ormus material that Lawrence Gardner talked about in the lost secrets of the sacred ark, and David Hudson. Now in the science realm. It has capacitor properties like the powder build up on my cells. www.youtube.com Nano Metals Burn on Contact with Air www.youtube.com “Brian Ahern received his PhD in material science from MIT, holds 26 patents and was a senior scientist for 17 years in research and development at USAF Rome Lab at Hanscom Air Force Base. Brian Ahern is attempting replications of Rossi and Forcardi and he is getting 8 watts of continuous power …