Thom,
Is cavitation the separation of H and O or is it the vaporization of water
in a low pressure environment?
Scout

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
Joe,

Water is the liquid form of two gases; hydrogen & oxygen. Any separation
will appear as a gas (Bubble)



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Don't Know Scout,

Steam is also another form of water where H & O are still in combination
an low pressure can create a form of vaporization. You tell me.

Barometric Pressure variations are do to water vapors in solution with
Air and water(H2O) is a Vapor(gas).

I don't know or do I give a ****.
Ole Thom



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"Thom Stewart" wrote
I don't know or do I give a ****.
Ole Thom

In that case, I'll drink to that!
Scout

Cavitation is caused by low pressure. It is not a chemical
reaction/reduction but a form of phase change.

The low pressure environment occurs because the water, as a liquid, cannot
move fast enough to fill in the void left by the projectile/blade/etc. The
resultant void is filled by water in the gaseous form. The gaseous water
then takes times to undergo a phase change to liquid.

Water is an odd molecule because of its polar nature. It has a bonding
force with other water molecules, called hydrolysis, which creates the high
surface tension and unique density variations with temperature. It also can
cause cancer.

Amen!



"Scout" wrote in message
...
Thom,
Is cavitation the separation of H and O or is it the vaporization of water
in a low pressure environment?
Scout

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
Joe,

Water is the liquid form of two gases; hydrogen & oxygen. Any separation
will appear as a gas (Bubble)



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"Bob Crantz" wrote ...
Cavitation is caused by low pressure.

High pressure causes bubbles in the bathtub.

S