Water molecules are not stable; they continuously dissociate to form H+ and OH-, but in very, very small amounts. This dissociation is not permananent, however, since an equal number of ions are recombining as new ones are splitting.
How are they forcing the dissociation of H20?
H2O H+ + OH-
And more importantly, how are they maintaining dissociation in a quantity high enough to have the claimed effect?
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Water molecules are not stable; they continuously dissociate to form H+ and OH-, but in very, very small amounts. This dissociation is not permananent, however, since an equal number of ions are recombining as new ones are splitting.
How are they forcing the dissociation of H20?
H2O H+ + OH-
And more importantly, how are they maintaining dissociation in a quantity high enough to have the claimed effect?