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47 - WARNING: They're Using FORBIDDEN Physics to Control Our Water!
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00:00 - Introduction
01:11 - The Mystery of Super-Thermal Evaporation
02:33 - Hypothesis 1: The Reduced Latent Heat Theory
05:45 - Hypothesis 2: The Photomolecular Effect
07:26 - Simulation Results: The "Molecular Shaker" Effect
10:04 - The Molecular Mechanism: How Hydrogels Help
11:30 - An Indirect Pathway: Fragmentation Before Evaporation
13:14 - Main Takeaway: The Dominant Mechanism Revealed
14:13 - Real-World Implications
14:45 - Conclusion & Final Thoughts
" How an alternating electric field impacts water evaporation, particularly when water is confined within hydrogels. The authors utilized non-equilibrium molecular dynamics simulations to investigate evaporation rates, challenging the prior belief that intermediate water states within hydrogels reduce the latent heat of vaporization. Instead, their findings suggest that hydrogels facilitate the formation of water clusters at the liquid-vapor interface, which are then more easily cleaved into smaller fragments and single molecules by the applied electric field, thereby enhancing evaporation. This research provides a molecular-level understanding of enhanced water evaporation and supports the photomolecular theory, which posits that incident photons can directly cleave water clusters, thereby improving the efficiency of water purification methods."
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https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1748-9326/acb662
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