Science of Dhovana Water

SR No.: 006761
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Jeoraj Jain
Publisher: Samyag Gyan Pracharak Mandal
Publication Year: 2012
Total Pages: 268
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 13 MB

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a,,a, .............. a, (as40),
anti........anto b1
b2 (a,=Water molecule no. 1, and b, = cluster no. 1, which may further contain 540/18=30 net-like Yonis in form of nano tubes) 540 molecules of vapor join together to form a giant-liquid molecule (61, b), called clusters of 540 molecules, mostly in linear horizontal plane. (due to Hydrogen bonding)
b, = (a, +az+............asao), b2 = (asai+2542+......... 2,080) (iii) Latent heat of cooling:
In super cooled state (in ice form), its latent heat is also removed (i) Ifit is not super cooled, then b, b, etc. just join together and
form a droplet of liquid water under the influence of its
surface tension. (ii) If they are super cooled, these clusters are attracted towards
each other due to its surface energy field and the growth of its unit structure takes place in form of hexa or penta
structures of snow flakes. (Fig 1, page 197). 20) Varieties of Water
There are many varieties of natural water e.g., dew, snow etc. just like many types of earth having geological elements like sand, iron, coal, copper, mica etc.
Modern science specifies pure water, heavy water, saline water, hard water, levitated water and sulphur water etc. Pure water means water free from any external contaminants. 21) Energy of living water-cells:
Energy of water consists of at least 4 components:(i) Kinetic Energy:
This is the energy of molecules of water moving from one place to another. This is transitional energy. This helps in triggering chemical reaction. This is altered simply by collision between molecules. It is very low energy. (ii) Rotational Energy:
This is the energy of spinning/rotation of molecules. This is also a