Transient mass change during Electrolysis of water-For the first time in the world I have shown the relationship between time on the clock and frequency of an atom
Francis Viren Fernandes
Keywords: Mass. matter, electrolysis, Faraday, charge, time, frequency
Mass change is transient. Matter is stable is comparison. Matter m of Hydrogen produces current I at drift velocity v where I = mv/e and I =0.68 amps in this experiment. The velocity v is radius of a proton divided by time. Time is the inverse of frequency.
For the first time in the world I have shown the relationship between time on the clock and frequency of an atom.
