Third Cathode Electrode (Stainless Steel Cathode):
Instead of having two electrode plates where the electrical current was alternately switched from one plate to the other, we will now have three electrodes. The two outer silver (or other) electrodes will be Anodes, connected together electrically and driven by the positive wire attached to the red outlet on the base of your generator. The central stainless steel electrode will be Cathode, connected by the negative black wire to the central black outlet on the base of your generator. This polarity is important. Then by switching OFF the Alternating Polarity, the two anodes will remain positive throughout the charging process. In Electrolysis, only the anodes release atoms. Because both plates are now releasing atoms and nano-particles, productivity is doubled. Each of your active outer plates is Anode (RED) while liberating atoms which are being continually etched off from the surface of each active Anode plate simultaneously. The central plate is Cathode (BLACK) stainless steel and passively receiving current and accumulating (plating) unwanted oxide debris which can easily be cleaned later from the stainless steel.
Stirring: In place of the old stirrer motor and magnetic stirrer, the steel electrode will be centrally mounted. Stirring can be accomplished using a laboratory-style motorized magnetic plate that induces a magnetic vortex or using an immersible aquarium pump for large containers over 1 gallon, both of which we sell and are cheaper on Amazon.
Stirring is important in order to prevent our precious atoms from depositing onto the cathode instead of circulating in the water as a colloidal suspension of charged nanoparticles.
