Mattia wrote:
"There is NO AIR inside e-cat. Only vapor mixture.
The probe is designed ONLY for measurements in AIR."

I'm afraid that is a common misconception which was mentioned on this list 
shortly after the January
demo...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relative_humidity

"Misconception

Often the notion of air holding water vapor is presented to describe the 
concept of relative
humidity. This, however, is a misconception. Air is a mixture of gases 
(nitrogen, oxygen, argon,
water vapor, and other gases) and as such the constituents of the mixture 
simply act as a
transporter of water vapor but are not a holder of it.

Humidity is wholly understood in terms of the physical properties of water and 
thus is unrelated to
the concept of air holding water.[3][4] In fact, an air-less volume can contain 
water vapor and
therefore the humidity of this volume can be readily determined.

The misconception that air holds water is likely the result of the use of the 
word saturation, which
is often misused in descriptions of relative humidity. In the present context 
the word saturation
refers to the state of water vapor,[5] not the solubility of one material in 
another."

NOTE the statement:
"In fact, an air-less volume can contain water vapor and therefore the humidity 
of this volume can
be readily determined."

And secondly, liquid water HAS gases dissolved in it... Have you ever heard of 
a "dissolved oxygen
meter"?  I have one.  What oxygen are fish 'breathing' in water? It isn't the 
oxygen in the H2O
molecules.

So the vapor in the E-Cat has other gases in it (most likely at much lower 
concentration than air),
but even that is irrelevent to this issue.  You do not need 'AIR' to be present 
to measure RH.

-Mark


-----Original Message-----
From: Mattia Rizzi [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Thursday, August 04, 2011 7:21 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Vo]:Re: [e-cat] Engineer from delta ohm confirms that galantini 
instrument is useless

>
RH is simply the amount of water vapor that CAN exist in a given volume of
*air* at a given pressure
and temperature

There is NO AIR inside e-cat. Only vapor mixture.
The probe is designed ONLY for measurements in AIR.


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