[LINK] Functional Water - The World Changes - Again.

[Michael Skeggs mike@bystander.net]

> Tom K quoted:
>This although it initially sounds like a dodgy over-unity claim,

Indeed it does.

>From the patent:
A supply system for supplying a functional water to a process unit
which treats a substrate using the functional water is provided. In
the system, the functional water generated in the functional water
generator is supplied to a distributor through a functional water
supply pipe. Thereafter, the functional water is supplied to the
process unit while the process unit performs a process, and the
functional water is returned to the functional water generator through
a functional water returning pipe while the process unit does not
perform a process. A buffer tank is installed in the functional water
supply pipe and the concentration of the functional water is measured
in a circulation line connected with the buffer tank. When the
measured concentration of the functional water goes out of a set
concentration range, the functional water is returned to the
functional water generator through functional water returning pipe.

This trips many bull dust detectors (perhaps we should invent a
Bayesian perpetual motion scam detector).
A big one is the choice of using non-standard terms to describe well
known processes.
Trying to cut through the guff, I *think* the hydrogen is produced
from peroxide, a viable way to get H2, but not new or lower cost.
Extraordinary claims etc...

Regards,
Michael Skeggs