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Electrolysis Patents No 14: Last updated: 28th January 2006

Author: Patrick J. Kelly

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system which it is claimed has demonstrated tentimes the efficiency that Faraday considered to be the
maximum possible.

US Patent 4,105,528

8th August 1978

Inventor: Shigeta Hasebe

APPARATUS FOR DECOMPOSITION OF AQUEOUS LIQUID

ABSTRACT
An apparatus for decomposition of liquid, in which spiral negative and positive electrodes are arranged close
together but not touching. These two electrodes are supplied with power throughexternal terminals and the
electrolyte is caused to flow between the negative and positive electrodes for the electrolysis between two
electrodes under the function of the potential magnetic field formed by the coil current which is generated by
the electrodes with active movement of an electrolytic ion so that the electrolysis of water takes place
smoothly under the spin functions of the atom andelectron.

BACKGROUND AND SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
This invention relates to an apparatus for decomposition of liquid where a flowing electrolyte is subjected to
electrolysis for the production of gases.
As is well known, water is composed of hydrogen atoms and oxygen atoms. When water is sufficiently
magnetised, each constitutive atom is also weakly magnetised to rotate the elementaryparticle in a regular
direction. This rotation of the elementary particle is generally called "spin". That is, the spin function is
caused by an electron, atomic nucleus, atom and even by the molecule. When a negative electrode is
immersed in the electrolyte - Sodium Hydroxide (“lye” or NaOH) solution - with a view to applying a voltage
to it in order to cause the elementary particle to react withthe electric field, the coupling state of the
hydrogen with the oxygen is varied and the electrolysis is facilitated by the spin.
In the present invention, spiral negative and positive electrodes are arranged close together but not touching
and these two electrodes are supplied with power through external terminals and the electrolyte is caused to
flow between the negative and positiveelectrodes. Thus, the electrolyte is subjected to the electrolysis
between two electrodes while within a magnetic field formed by the coil current which is generated by the
+
electrodes with active movement of an electrolytic ion (Na , OH ) so that the electrolysis of water takes place
smoothly under the spin functions of the atom and electron.
It has been confirmed that the rate of the electrolysisof water using this invention is approximately 10 or
more times (approximately 20 times when calculated) than that produced by conventional electrolysis.
The design of the electrolytic cell of this invention is such that the electrolyte flowing through the supply ports
provided at the lower portion of the electrolytic cell is subjected to the magnetic field produced by a
permanent magnet andthe electrodes cause it to be further subjected to magnetic and electric fields which
cause it to obtain a sufficient spin effect.
It is, therefore, a general object of the invention to provide a novel apparatus for decomposition of liquid in
which an electrolyte (NaOH) solution is subjected to magnetic fields to cause electrolysis assisted by the
spin of the water molecules which produces agreat amount of gas with less consumption of electrical
energy.

A principal object of the invention is to provide an apparatus for decomposition of liquid which has a liquid
circulating system for the separation of gas and liquid in which positive and negative spiral electrodes are
arranged across the flow path of the liquid and the opposite ends of the electrodes being provided with...