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8/26/08. The basic components to assemble a bubbler which is also supposed to separate hydrogen and oxygen.
A compass was used to find magnet polarity. First check to make sure that the magnet does not have a surface with multiple polarities, that is, make sure that there is just one polarity on the surface area that you plan to expose to the bubbler. The surface on the magnet which attracts the southern pointer would be north, or -, negative. Mark all those sides N. After you know one, all the others can be marked be attaching them together, as south will attract north. So you will now know where north is.
This chamois is from Wal Mart. I used about 4"x8". It should work well as a membrane. It is porous, yet very dense. I did not use the large magnet, which is from a microwave oven.

8/26/08. Interior view shows magnet arraingement, and solid separating wall at the top. The tube comes from the nylon 90 which is the inlet. This will reach to the bottom of the bubbler.
Notice how the magnets on the right bear the N, while those on the left have the north face glued to the pipe.

8/26/08. Here the membrane has been gooped in place.

8/26/08. Two brass barbed nipples are the outlets. The nylon 90 is the inlet. As there is no other way to monitor water level, a viewing tube assembly was added.

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This Project was last updated on: August 26, 2008 01:26am v7.01

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