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Reverse Respiration
  • Home
  • Reverse Respiration
  • Tales from the Crypts
  • The Chymatous Zones
  • Pressure Tactics
  • CO2 Saturation Over Time
  • SnailsWormsAlgaeDiatoms
  • A Tough Egg to Crack
  • Algae Expiration
  • pH Shifting
  • Chlorophyll-A Affects/pH
  • Algae Destruction from Re
  • Timing is Everything
  • Too Much of a Good Thing
  • Night & Day
  • Nothing and Something
  • The Solution=The Solution
  • INSTRUCTIONS
  • In Memoriam
  • Growth Stimulation
  • Probable Improbabilities
  • References
  • Questions or Comments?
  • Testimonials
  • Upcoming Projects

CO2 Saturation Over Time

The undisturbed CO2 solution retains enough CO2 to prevent any O2 saturation for approximately three days. Blue is plain, CO2 solution. The same test was made on Diet Pepsi (red) showing the additives in Pepsi inhibiting the rate at which it goes flat.


A plant immersed in the CO2 solution begins to immediately fill the chymatous zones with roughly the same pressure CO2 as is throughout the solution, and within minutes, replaces all gasses from inside the plant with the CO2 solution. The CO2 solution is now both internal and external to the plant, effectively cancelling pressure impacting the plant. 


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Pothos leaves were sonicated with vibrational energy to simulate caustic conditions, performed in both plain water and in CO2 saturated water. The front-most leaf was cleaned in plain water, and the leaf in the rear was cleaned in the CO2 solution.


Force is relative. That is, if the pressure is the same inside and outside of the plant, the plant experiences pressure equilibrium or no pressure. 


Here we tested the pressure equilibrium theory by allowing the filling of the gas spaces in the leaves with the CO2 solution and then subjecting them to ultrasonic energy of normally fatal intensity. 


Notice the leaf cleaned in plain water (front) suffered significant damage, whereas the leaf cleaned in CO2 solution (rear) was nearly unscathed---further supporting the theory that having the same fluid inside and outside of the plant, the contiguity of masses---the energy is then the same throughout and around the plant, so relatively, no energy impacts the plant.

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  • Tales from the Crypts
  • The Chymatous Zones
  • Pressure Tactics
  • SnailsWormsAlgaeDiatoms
  • A Tough Egg to Crack
  • Algae Destruction from Re
  • Timing is Everything
  • Too Much of a Good Thing
  • Night & Day
  • Nothing and Something
  • The Solution=The Solution
  • INSTRUCTIONS
  • In Memoriam
  • Growth Stimulation
  • Probable Improbabilities
  • References
  • Questions or Comments?
  • Testimonials
  • Upcoming Projects

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