Experiments "Nantes1"
One Container Design
Results
Peak voltage at 100mV, drops to 60, stable.
Voltage changes with oxygenation - + 10 mV.
One Container in Crate Design
Layed down the jar in a crate covered with a plastic bag and filled with water.
Five times bigger cathode, made of wiring, and then replaced by a flattened aluminium can.
Why ?
Results
No improved voltage with bigger wiring cathode.
Improved voltage (300 mV) with aluminium can cathode.
When putting directly the multimeter cathode in water, we obtain 600 mV.
Conclusion
Crate Paper Design
Why?
Results
Negative voltage when putting a rock on cathode to maintain it in water.
No improved voltage by the new flat design.
Still no current measurable, probably very low.
The addition of coke drops (H+) at the cathode do not help current generation.
Conclusion
Two Containers Design
Results
Other results
Two multimeter electrodes directly in water: about 30 mV.
One mutimeter electrode on aluminium can dipped in water, one directly in water: about 30 mV.
Two multimeter electrodes in the mud: 10-80 mV depending on location.
Overall Conclusion