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In a message dated 1/29/2010 11:21:59 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

corvette111@... writes:

Does anyone know where to find light water?

You can find light water in any faucet in the house. Scientifically

light water is plain old H2O. The term is so broad that using it to

describe some kind of special water is almost meaningless.

I could put plain tap water into a bottle and call it light water.

Todd R

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NO ! Here is what I found on google:

WE have prepared light water by electrolysing natural water and burning the

gases evolved. The water so produced was about 100 parts in 107 lower in density

than the natural water; on re-electrolysing this, its density was further

reduced by about 14 parts in 107, and a third stage in the process reduced the

density still further by 12 parts in 107............

Dave

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> In a message dated 1/29/2010 11:21:59 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> corvette111@... writes:

>

> Does anyone know where to find light water?

>

>

> You can find light water in any faucet in the house. Scientifically

> light water is plain old H2O. The term is so broad that using it to

> describe some kind of special water is almost meaningless.

>

> I could put plain tap water into a bottle and call it light water.

>

> Todd R

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Thank you Todd R! Heavy water on the other hand is the stuff used in (fission?) nuclear reactors as a coolant and has an extra atom.....don't remember if it's an extra hydrogen or oxygen atom........been out of school too long. I do not understand the purpose of someone specifying ight water for use with MMS............what else would you use?BetsyFrom: toddroberts2001@... <toddroberts2001@...>Subject: Re: [ ] Light water Date: Friday, January 29,

2010, 10:48 PM

In a message dated 1/29/2010 11:21:59 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

corvette111 writes:

Does anyone know where to find light water?

You can find light water in any faucet in the house. Scientifically

light water is plain old H2O. The term is so broad that using it to

describe some kind of special water is almost meaningless.

I could put plain tap water into a bottle and call it light water.

Todd R

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