Extended experiment on potable water irradiated with low-intensity laser pen and Solfeggio scale frequencies

Victor Christianto^*1

¹ Malang Institute of Agriculture, East Java, Indonesia.

*Email: victorchristianto@gmail.com

      Abstract

In previous article, we reported initial findings based on small experiment on potential use of          salt-water as cheap source of renewable battery with various kind of metals as anode and cathode.         The purpose of these experiments is to find out which combination of anode and cathode is               capable to generate the best performance in terms of electric voltage. Following those previous   reports, this writer also conducted several tests to see effect of low-intensity laser irradiation on        potable water. While the first series of our experiment clearly indicated possible laser cooling         effect of low intensity laser irradiation of potable water and salt water, the following extended        experiment on low intensity laser irradiation shows a rather mixed result. In a series of initial       experiment, laser irradiation with laser pen gave lower electric potential (down to several minus      milli Volt to the Voltmeter reading), but later on after more than 180 sec of irradiation, it shows     increased positive milli Volt of electric potential of the system. In this experiment, we found that   combination of low-intensity laser irradiation and  Solfeggio scale frequencies applied to potable               water shows dim result.

Keywords: salt-water battery; electric potential; laser irradiation; Solfeggio scale frequency.