Pollack Effect and Some Anomalies of Water

In the  Pollack effect (PE) negatively charged exclusion zones (EZs) are induced at the boundary between the  gel phase and water  by an energy feed such as IR radiation.  Pollack has  introduced the notion of fourth phase of water, which obeys effective stoichiometry H_1.5O and consists of hexagonal layers  having therefore an  ice-like structure. EZs e are able to clean up inpurities from their interior, which seems to be in conflict with the second law of thermodynamics. I have collected in the article Pollack Effect and Some Anomalies of Water examples of hydrodynamic anomalies, which might have an explanation in terms of the Pollack effect.  

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