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WB3KUM/9
Feb 1, 2000, 3:00:00 AM2/1/00
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I had a book on antennas that showed two broad areas of absorption.
Water if I remember was around 24GHz, oxygen was around 60GHz. However,
the area was a few GHz wide for each absorption area.
Water if I remember was around 24GHz, oxygen was around 60GHz. However,
the area was a few GHz wide for each absorption area.
Butch Magee
Feb 4, 2000, 3:00:00 AM2/4/00
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Salt water? tap water? ditch water? pee water? womb water? Hmmmm.....I
bet it could react like umm rrrrr ahhh ....syphathetic vibrations? But,
resonance? naaa!
bet it could react like umm rrrrr ahhh ....syphathetic vibrations? But,
resonance? naaa!
Butch KF5DE
John wrote:
> Does anyone know of a natural resonant frequency for water?
>
> Thanking you in anticipation,
>
> John
Jethro Jumbalaya Twain
Feb 7, 2000, 3:00:00 AM2/7/00
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Actually, the water molecule is resonant at 2.450Ghz - the same
frequency output by microwave ovens.
frequency output by microwave ovens.
Jethro
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