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   XPost: sci.energy.hydrogen, sci.energy, sci.physics   
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   From: poutnik@privacy.invalid   
      
   In article posted Sun, 6 May 2012 02:53:10 -0700 (PDT) to sci.physics,   
   knews4u2chew@yahoo.com posted this..   
      
   >  So, if we place the water molecule between two plates charged with   
   > opposite voltages, we know that the electrons spinning around the atom   
   > will all be attracted toward the positive plate, and the proton will   
   > be attracted toward the negative plate (opposites attract) thus   
   > slowing down the orbital movement of the atom(s), the higher the   
   > charges become the further the atom will be slowed down and pulled   
   > apart, until eventually the molecule splits into it's component   
   > atoms.   
   >   
   >  This is how common electrolysis works.   
   >   
   Common electrolysis does not affect water molecules directly.   
      
      
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