Influence of Tourmaline Mineral Material on Structure and Physical and Chemical Properties of Water

Jun Ping Meng; Xiao Li Huo; Jie Liu; Yan Fen Pan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.320.577

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Influence of Tourmaline Mineral Material on Structure and Physical and Chemical Properties of Water

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The influence of polar crystalline tourmaline on the structure and physical and chemical property of water in direct action and indirect action was researched by the solid/liquid independent device to isolate tourmaline and water. The results showed that far-infrared rays from tourmaline could react with water molecules, and the hydrogen bonds were weakened through resonance; The far-infrared spectra of water treated by tourmaline in the solid/liquid independent device was compared with that by direct contaction. The far-infrared of tourmaline played a more important role in changing hodrogen bonds than electric field and negative ions of water. Surface tension of water in the solid/liquid independent device was decreased after the treatment of tourmaline, and the decreased degree went up with the rise of temperature; the dissolved oxygen of water was increased by 7.8%, the conductivity 9.8% and the evaporation rate 10.4%.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 320)

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Jun Ping Meng, Xiao Li Huo, Jie Liu, Yan Fen Pan

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Far-Infrared Rays, Hydrogen Bond, Surface Tension, Tourmaline, Water Molecule

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