Re: ECO Aqualizer

[Paul Krombholz <krombhol at teclink_net>]

Quoting from the blurb: it "restores Reactivity   (the interactions 
of water molecules).  In nature this ongoing stimulation is provided 
by environmental forces, and, until now, such critical elements have 
not been applied towards aquarium captivity. Combining magnetic 
energy and far infrared technology developed by NASA, our product 
stimulates water reactivity and molecular ionization which has a 
direct link in reducing the constant accumulation of toxins. Now, all 
hobbyists can easily and naturally maintain a balanced ecosystem 
without harmful chemicals and without frequent water changes. "


If reactivity is defined as the interactions of water molecules, I 
don't think you have to worry about it being lost under normal 
aquarium conditions.  Water molecules are going to interact because 
they have kinetic energy and some electrical charge.  The electrical 
charge (water molecules have plus and minus charges) can't be changed 
by any known process.   However, kinetic energy can be reduced by 
lowering the temperature.  If you lower the temperature to absolute 
zero, you would, indeed, lose reactivity.  If that is your problem, 
If your tank stubbornly remains at absolute zero (minus 273.15 
degrees Celsius), the device might help, but an aquarium heater would 
be cheaper.  The aquarium heater employs "far infrared technology", 
i.e. heat.  Achieving absolute zero isn't easy, by the way, 
Scientists haven't done it, but they have come close.
--
Paul Krombholz in sunny central Mississippi, with increasing far infrared.