Dustin Smith
- Jun 27, 2012
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Hi everyone. I'm setting up a plan to test different types of household liquids as electrolyte.
Here is my current list:
Tap water
Sea-Saltwater (created from sea-salt)
Table Saltwater (created from iodine salt)
Fresh Water (pond, river)
Vinegar
Cola (Coke-a-Cola)
Black Tea (Lipton bags)
Lemon Juice (concentrated)
Bleach (normal)
Baking Soda Water
Sugar Water
Ammonium
If you have any suggestions, please post your thoughts here for me to view. After my testing is completed I'll be happy to share the results with anyone interested.
I will test the liquids based on the voltage and amperage produced, it's useable life, it's availability in an average American house, and the quantity in an average American house.
Here is my current list:
Tap water
Sea-Saltwater (created from sea-salt)
Table Saltwater (created from iodine salt)
Fresh Water (pond, river)
Vinegar
Cola (Coke-a-Cola)
Black Tea (Lipton bags)
Lemon Juice (concentrated)
Bleach (normal)
Baking Soda Water
Sugar Water
Ammonium
If you have any suggestions, please post your thoughts here for me to view. After my testing is completed I'll be happy to share the results with anyone interested.
I will test the liquids based on the voltage and amperage produced, it's useable life, it's availability in an average American house, and the quantity in an average American house.