Re: Energized water: A little confused, not anymore

No clemjk, Alkaline Water is not acidic. Alkaline is the higher end of the ph scale, negatively charged. Acidic, is positively charged. Here is a quote from a website: (linked below)

What is acid/alkaline water, also known as micro-cluster water? By placing a positive electrode in one partition of the charger container and a negative electrode in the other partition of the container, you can get ordinary tap water to separate into acid water at the positive side, an Alkaline Water on the negative side. The water actually undergoes a change of its electrical state. It does this by changing the pH level of the water. Negative electrons are attracted to the positive protons on the positive plate side. The negative plate partition of the water charger builds up what is termed as a charge cluster of negative Hydrogen ions in the water.

The link also talks about building an Acid/Alkaline
Water Charger.
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