The Ovo Experience

Plasma Process

     While on the surface and in practice the Ovo Colloidal Gold Reactor is just a product, it is vastly more.

The fundament of the Ovo Process (Ovo, Latin for egg, singular case) is the manipulation of very basic elements to dissolve gold into water.

     The word Ovo mirrors the molecule for water (HOH) in a V formation which is the foundation of so much chemistry that it tends to support the idea of a Universal quotient.

Water has been referred to as the universal solvent and by itself is (though not an element proper) is likely one of the most noble molecules in the universe.

     As it turns out blood chemistry is very much like the Ovo process in that it uses Carbonic Acid (H2CO3) as an essential means of respiration.

I will detail this further as time permits but the Ovo process itself mirrors key biological functions in a process that breaks gold down into nano particles.

What this boils down to is rather than using an enzyme such as in biological functions we use an electric charge as a means to break down the H2CO3 (having two -OH radicals) and acting very strongly to break down gold.

The charge sets in motion a very brief series of transitions from source gold electrode to gold hydroxide to pure gold particulate.

     Little known work done by Georg Bredig *(1868-1944) who was the first to use electrical discharge between electrodes as a means of making colloidal gold and platinum he also studied the basis for dissolution of gold via electrolysis.

There is more to this subject,

The Ovo Process is only an example of how powerful fundamental chemistry is and ultimately how universal Oxygen and Hydrogen are to our future.

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* German physical chemist who devised a method of preparing colloidal solutions 1898. He studied the catalytic action of colloidal platinum and the 'poisoning' of catalysts by impurities.

Bredig was born in Glogau, Lower Silesia (now Glogow, Poland).He went to work as an assistant in the laboratory of German chemist Wilhelm Ostwald in Leipzig, and later held academic appointments in physical chemistry in Germany and Switzerland; from 1911 at the Karlsruhe Hochschule, Germany.
 

Bredig devised his method of preparing colloidal solutions (lyophobic sols) using an electric arc. The colloidal particles are thought to be produced mainly by rapid condensation of the vapour of the arc, and they may be in the form of the metal or its oxide.

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