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• 4’Metal Ion: Effect mix of Accepted & Disputed by Western Mainstream(WM): • ■ 4’Metal Ion: Metal ions of Silver/Copper/Zinc dissolve into water(Zinc-Copper-Silver Ionization) WM Accepted effects: C&D(Algae germ stifling as process or as water), N(Food detergent), • Sometimes WM media level Disputed: A(Descaling water pipes):(BrightWater Environmental +) • ■Weaker effects: Result is stronger in as "full effect" when offered by certain specific mix of metal ions(often to do with silver: see "colloidal or ionic solution" at section 63') or some kind of "EM wave amplification" types offered by some companies. Effect gap in this area depended on technology might be significant. This seem to include metal ion itself becomes or/and surrounding water into biologically active resonance state with selective bioenhancing controlling ability: H(oil water separation), K(Dirty lake, river, ocean water cleaning, fish enhancement): significant result in smaller sized pond, but effect is weak in ocean or flowing river: • Commercialized eg:(LiquiTech, Nevoton, Ocion, Procare Water Treatment, AquaSmarter VALTECH, Exterminator Pond UK+), Unique Silver ion + H2O2 mix for augmented effect of "stabilized" hydrogen peroxide(Roam Technology Huwa San - BioXeco, Sanosil AG, +) or catalyzed?(Hei Hungerbach): WM sometimes insist Ag should decompose H2O2. • ■Unclear but seemingly similar mechanics: Specialty electroplating process of nickel which reacts to water, for significantly increased germ killing even over silver(Kobelco KENIFINE): can be applied to paint as powder, surface is too hard to scratch away. linkedin.com/in/newnatureparadigm - Ben Rusuisiak: Specialty Cleantech Analysis, Vancouver, 16
• 5’Natural Acid: Effect mix of Accepted & Disputed by Western Mainstream(WM) • ■ 5’Natural Acids: Here only a few of them are highlighted from large # of acids that can be referred to as naturally fast degradable(hence no toxin): acids synthesizable from natural ingredients(but usually chemically produced for commercial purpose including ingredients). • Some are fully generated by natural environment or bio organism. Due to no residual this qualifies as water cleantech. Also see Hypochlorous acid(HOCl) at section 17' & 18'Electrolysis, 19'Fulvic acid(C14H12O8). Very widely used H2O2 is not covered in this presentation. i- Citric Acid(C6H8O7): Commercialized eg (NuvoH2O, eH2O, Precision Dynamics+). Standard process in oil refining/degumming, but under-utilized usage as follows: • WM Accepted effect: D(general cleaning), in rare cases product is used without chemical mix on commercial scale. -->>cont: linkedin.com/in/newnatureparadigm - Ben Rusuisiak: Specialty Cleantech Research, Vancouver, 17
Page 1 and 2: Экологически Чисты
Page 3 and 4: ABSTRACT: This presentation covers
Page 5 and 6: • QUALIFICATION OF INFORMATION
Page 7 and 8: • 66 Under utilized Water Technol
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Page 27 and 28: • 7‘UV UltraViolet ray: Effect
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Page 51 and 52: • 11’Hydrodynamic cavitation: E
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• 14’Photocatalytic water treat
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• 14’Photocatalytic: continued
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• 15’EDI & CDI: Effect mix of A
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• 16-18’General Electrolysis In
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• General Electrolysis Introducti
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• 16’Electrolysis Alkaline wate
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• 16’Electrolysis Alkaline wate
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• 17’Electrolysis Acid water: E
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• 17’Electrolysis Acid water: c
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• 17’Electrolysis Acid water: c
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• 18’Electrolysis Alkaline-Acid
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• 20’Electro phoresis: Effect m
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• 20’Electro phoresis, Electro
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• 21’Fulvic Acid: Effect mix of
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• 22’Nano Material Used Filter:
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• 22’Nano Material Used Filter/
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• 23’Plasma activated water(PAW
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• 24’Electrolytic Metal Alloy +
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• 24’Electrolytic Metal Alloy +
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• 25’Electrostatic treatment: E
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• 25’Electrostatic treatment: c
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• 26’Electric field, EM pulse:
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• 27’Time variant Magnetic Fiel
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• 28’”Catalytic water”, “
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PHASE CHANGE CATALYST TYPE WATER -
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PHASE CHANGE CATALYST TYPE WATER -
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• 29’HHO:& H2: Effect mix of Di
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• 29’HHO: continued 3 • —>>
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• 30’EM:& other Micro-organism
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• 31’Torsion field/Subtle field
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• 32’Scalar wave, Phase conjuga
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• 33’Mineral or BioCeramic/FIR-
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• 34’Vacuum Freezing/Ice Freezi
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• 35’Vacuum Flash Vaporization/
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• 36’Water jet: Effect Accepted
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• 37’Water emulsion: continued
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• 38’Pumpable Ice Slurry: Effec
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• 39’Sabatier reaction etc: HO2
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• 40’Electro deposition/Polishi
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• 40’Electro Winning/Electro De
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• 41’Electro Spray: continued 2
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• 42’Electroporation(Cold Plasm
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• 42’Electroporation(Cold Plasm
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• 44’Electro-Hydraulic effect:
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• 44’Electro-Hydraulic effect:
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• 45’Electro Dialysis/Bipolar M
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• 47’Electro Heating: Effect Ac
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• 48’Nitrogen or CO2 infused wa
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• 49’Solar Distillation, Solar
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• 49’Solar Distillation, Water
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• 49’Solar Distillation, Water
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• 50’SuperCritical water(SCW) &
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• 50’Sub-SuperCritical water(SC
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• 51’SuperHeated Steam: continu
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• 51’SuperHeated Steam: continu
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• 52’Degassing/Degassed Pure Wa
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• 53’Biochar/Classic Carbon + U
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• 55’Nano Material treated wate
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• 55’Nano Material treated wate
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• 56’NanoFiltration: continued
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• 57’Electric & Magnetic Resona
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• 58’Ionizing projection in air
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• 59’Ferrous Ferric ion/Ferrate
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• 59’Ferrous Ferric ion water/F
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• 60’Vacuum Saturation heating
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• 61’Membrane Distillation/Perv
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• 62’ Mineral, Far InfraRed, Hi
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• 62’ Mineral, Far InfraRed, Hi
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• 63’Other “Anomalous Process
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• 64’Plant Polymer: Effect Mix
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• 64’Plant Polymer applied to w
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• 65’Precipitation related Weat
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• 66’Atomospheric Water Generat
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• How to Read Water Technology Li
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First tech effect comparison 1-2 12
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Second effect comparison 1-2 46 47
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Second effect compared 2-1 34 35 36
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Second effect compared 2-3 56 57 58
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Экологически Чистые, Низкая Стоимость, Гораздо Менее Известные Воды Технологии Будущего

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