Crystal Wash Bio Ceramic Technology Scientific proof that

Crystal Wash Bio. Ceramic Technology Scientific proof that alkaline water with higher p. H disinfects and has smaller water clusters.

PURPOSE 1. To provide 3 rd party independent lab testing proving bioceramics in Crystal Wash raises the p. H of regular tap water. 2. To show respected scientific knowledge stating that water with higher p. H has disinfecting properties and has smaller water clusters. 3. To provide 3 rd party independent lab testing proving our bioceramics do produce water with smaller water clusters.

BACKGROUND • By definition, “alkaline” means greater than a p. H of 7. http: //dictionary. reference. com/browse/alkaline • Sodium Bicarbonate, or baking soda, is also alkaline like bioceramics. “It can be administered to pools, spas, and garden ponds to raise p. H levels. It has weak disinfectant properties…” http: //en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Sodium_bicarbonate

1. Bio. Ceramics raise p. H • Please refer to Koptri test report [Exhibit A] showing after soaking Crystal Wash bioceramics in water for just 15 minutes, the p. H rose from 7. 3 to 7. 9. • By definition, that is alkaline water. Furthermore, bioceramics clearly shows the direction of change into producing More alkaline water, the reason why we recommend, although not required, soaking bioceramics before wash.

1. Bioceramics raises p. H comparable to baking soda • Please refer to lab report [Exhibit A 1], after putting 15 grams of baking soda, a known chemical with detergency effects, into 40 L of water after 15 minutes, the p. H of tap water raised from 7. 5 to 8. 3, a total of 0. 8. • This is highly comparable to the continued, progressively rising of p. H from bioceramics at 0. 6.

2. Alkaline Water Disinfects • Scientific knowledge has already proven that water with higher p. H does have disinfectant properties. • The University of Chicago Pressed stated higher p. H effectively disinfects household human pathogens. Refer to links below under [RESULTS] http: //www. jstor. org/stable/10. 1086/501694

2. Alkaline has smaller water molecules • Please refer to [Exhibit B] in the highlighted row stating regular tap water has an average half-width size of 117 Hz, documented from 12 sources.

3. Test report bioceramic water molecule size • Please refer to the independent lab report [Exhibit C, 2 nd page, Table 2] showing halfwidth size for bioceramics water is 77. 94 Hz • Data confirmed by Nuclear Magnet Resonance Spectrometer machine.

CONCLUSION • Laboratory proven bioceramics raises p. H into alkaline water. • Lab comparison test proves bioceramics raises p. H similar to the strong effects of baking soda. • Laboratory proven bioceramics has smaller water molecule clusters, for better penetration. • Scientific sources have already proven higher p. H has light disinfecting effects, like baking soda. • Bioceramics is an effective way to clean.