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Gerald H. Pollack, PhD

University of Washington

Seattle

KobeNovember 2016

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Gilbert Ling, 1919-

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Central role of water in biology…

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protein

Excludessolutes, particles

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gel

10 µm

Bulk water plus particles

Exclusion ZoneEZ

gel Bulk water plus particles

Exclusion ZoneEZ

10 µm

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200 µm

Another exampleAnother example

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Basic finding confirmed

• Felix Blyakhman (Ural State Univ)• Wei-Chun Chin (U. Cal. Merced)• Toshio Hirai (Shinshu University)• Mark Banaszak Holl (Univ. of Michigan)• Tom Lowell (Vermont Photonics)• Diedrich Schmidt (Tsukuba)• Gerhard Artmann (Aachen)• David Maughan (U. Vermont)• Miklos Kellermayer (Budapest)• Fettah Kosar (Harvard)• Jacques Huyghe (Eindhoven)• Nikolay Bunkin (Moscow)• Federico Carpi (London)• etc.

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Questions to Answer

• Is the exclusion phenomenon general?

• Does it really arise from water ordering?

• Can water ordering explain anomalies?

• What energy creates this order?

• Might these findings apply to health?

Getting to the basis…

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Question #1:Generality

• Surfaces: gels, polymers, biological surfaces, monolayers

• Solutes excluded: down to mw 100 and lower

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Nafion

pH-sensitive dye(s)

H+

H+

H+

dye excluded

Small solutes excluded…

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many solutes excluded

many hydrophilic surfaces generate exclusion zones

Generality

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Question #2

Is this zone physically different from bulk water? EZ

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Evidence that exclusion-zone (EZ) wateris physically different from bulk water

• EZ water molecules more constrained (NMR)• EZ molecules more stable (infrared radiation)• EZ has negative charge (electrical potential)• EZ absorbs at 270 nm (light-absorption spectrum)• EZ is more viscous (falling ball viscometry)• EZ molecules aligned (polarizing microscopy)• EZ molecular structure different (IR absorption) • EZ optical properties different (refractive index)

Zheng et al., Adv. Colloid and Interface Sci, 127: 19-27, 2006Chai et al., J Phys Chem, 112: 2242 – 2247, 2008Zheng et al., J. Coll. Interface Sci, 332: 511–514, 2009Yoo et al. J. Phys. Chem. Letters 2: 532- 536, 2011

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Evidence that exclusion-zone (EZ) wateris physically different from bulk water

• EZ water molecules more constrained (NMR)• EZ molecules more stable (infrared radiation)• EZ has negative charge (electrical potential)• EZ absorbs at 270 nm (light-absorption spectrum)• EZ is more viscous (falling ball viscometry)• EZ molecules aligned (polarizing microscopy)• EZ molecular structure different (IR absorption)• EZ optical properties different (refractive index)

Zheng et al., Adv. Colloid and Interface Sci, 127: 19-27, 2006Chai et al., J Phys Chem, 112: 2242 – 2247, 2008Zheng et al., J. Coll. Interface Sci, 332: 511–514, 2009Yoo et al. J. Phys. Chem. Letters 2: 532- 536, 2011

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+++++++++

Polyacrylic Acid gel (PAA)or Nafion

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

water

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Nafion

H+ H+ H+

-

-

-

-

-

from previous slide

pH-sensitive dye

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Control Current vs. Time

0

0.5

1

1.5

2

2.5

3

3.5

4

4.5

5

0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500

Time (s)

Cu

rre

nt

(uA

) Confirms charge separation

Current flow between exclusion zone and water beyond

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A charged battery in water

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Evidence that exclusion-zone (EZ) wateris physically different from bulk water

• EZ water molecules more constrained (NMR)• EZ molecules more stable (infrared radiation)• EZ has negative charge (electrical potential)• EZ absorbs at 270 nm (light-absorption spectrum)• EZ is more viscous (falling ball viscometry)• EZ molecules aligned (polarizing microscopy)• EZ molecular structure different (IR absorption)• EZ optical properties different (refractive index)

Zheng et al., Adv. Colloid and Interface Sci, 127: 19-27, 2006Chai et al., J Phys Chem, 112: 2242 – 2247, 2008Zheng et al., J. Coll. Interface Sci, 332: 511–514, 2009Yoo et al. J. Phys. Chem. Letters 2: 532- 536, 2011

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Evidence that exclusion-zone (EZ) wateris physically different from bulk water

• EZ water molecules more constrained (NMR)• EZ molecules more stable (infrared radiation)• EZ has negative charge (electrical potential)• EZ absorbs at 270 nm (light-absorption spectrum)• EZ is more viscous (falling ball viscometry)• EZ molecules aligned (polarizing microscopy)• EZ molecular structure different (IR absorption)• EZ optical properties different (refractive index)

Zheng et al., Adv. Colloid and Interface Sci, 127: 19-27, 2006Chai et al., J Phys Chem, 112: 2242 – 2247, 2008Zheng et al., J. Coll. Interface Sci, 332: 511–514, 2009Yoo et al. J. Phys. Chem. Letters 2: 532- 536, 2011

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Evidence that exclusion-zone (EZ) wateris physically different from bulk water

• EZ water molecules more constrained (NMR)• EZ molecules more stable (infrared radiation)• EZ has negative charge (potential measurement)• EZ absorbs at 270 nm (light-absorption spectrum)• EZ is more viscous (falling ball viscometry)• EZ molecules aligned (polarizing microscopy) • EZ molecular structure different (IR absorption)

Zheng et al., Adv. Colloid and Interface Sci, 127: 19-27, 2006Chai et al., J Phys Chem, 112: 2242 – 2247, 2008Zheng et al., J. Coll. Interface Sci, 332: 511–514, 2009Yoo et al. J. Phys. Chem. Letters 2: 532- 536, 2011

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Summary, so farmay extend far

very

Liquid crystalline

Negative charge

Fourth phase of water?(Sir Wm. Hardy, 1912)

Excludes solutes

(Non-dipolar?)

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Summary, so farmay extend far

very

Liquid crystalline

Negative charge

Fourth phase of water?(Sir Wm. Hardy, 1912)

Excludes solutes

(Non-dipolar?)

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Non-dipolar EZ Structure?

• Negative charge (dipoles neutral)

• 270-nm absorption (ring-like structures)

• Structure should have precedent

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Precedent: ICE

remove protons: negative charge; non solid

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NOTH2O

H3O2

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“Advantages” of Non-dipolar EZ

• Precedent ✔

• Negative charge ✔

• Ring-like structures (270-nm absorption) ✔

• Able to accommodate helical structures ✔

• Crystal-like structure – can be solidified ✔

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Elia et al. (in press)

Freeze-dry: Solid EZ water at room temperature

Elia et al. WATER 2013

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Hypothesis: Information stored in EZ Water

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Generic nucleator surface has no info

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No information

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Real nucleator surface contains info

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Information from

nucleating surface

“Defects” project

over many EZ layers

INFORMATION

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Another way of imparting information:

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Resonant

vibratory

modes

Electromagnetic energy

Information out

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Input Electromagnetic Energy can CREATE Information

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Each oxygen – five oxidation states

Huge information-storage capacity

EM waves can impact particular oxygen atoms

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Will information storage in EZ water

replace conventional info storage?

Will information storage in EZ water

impact health?

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EZ layers

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IR spectra – liquid water

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+ uv

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Answer to Question #2Is EZ physically distinct from bulk?

YesLayered honeycomb structure

with many implications

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Question #3: Can crystalline water explain counter-intuitive anomalies?

What behavior do we expect from a crystal?

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Crystalline elements stick together

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gelatin dessert (95% water)…

Why doesn’t the water dribble out?

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M Nydén, N Lorén, M Rudemo and M Kvarnström, Chalmers, Sweden

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Crevices are filled with EZ water

EZ water is gel-like.

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Crystals can be pretty stiff

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Elmar Fuchs, Wetsus

Water forming a bridge?Water forming a bridge?

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Water structure stiff enoughto keep bridge from collapsing

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Answer to Question #3

Yes

Liquid crystalline water explains (many) anomalies

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Question #4

What charges the water battery?

(Incident radiant energy)

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Most powerful:infrared 0 200 400 600 800 2000 3000 4000 5000

1.2

1.6

2.0

2.4

2.8

3.2

EZ

-siz

e r

ati

o

Wavelength (nm)

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Also better centered now.

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EZwater

hydrophilic material

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Answer to Question #4Energy?

EZ buildup powered by photonic energy…

Orders water

Charges the water battery

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Can this energy be harvested?

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Nafion tube or PAA-gel tube

Energy can be harvested…

water

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nafion

exclusion zone

exclusion zone

nafion

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Polyacrylic acid gel

EZ

PAA gel

EZEZ

Light 5x velocity

PAA gelEZ

EZ

Light: 5x speed increase

PAA gel

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work done -- energy required

energy absorption NECESSARY

water transduces light energy

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E = H2O

you don’t- glass was lowered

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Question #5Is all of this important for health?

• Foundational for any/all science involving water, molecules, and light

• Foundational for biological function, health

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Does Human Biology Use Radiant Energy?

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Pedro Cabrales UCSD

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Might radiant energy help drive blood flow?

Radiant energy drives flow

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Absorbed external energy may assist blood flow*

*Mice: flow continues 1 hour post mortem

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Chick embryo - 3 days

0

50

100

150

200

0 60 120 180 240 300 360 420 480 540

Blo

od v

elo

city

(μm

/s)

Time (seconds)

IR

Control

Preliminary data – stopped heart

IR

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EZ water has negative charge

Cell

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protein

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with EZ no EZ

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light

absorbed by water

food

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• Light matters

• Water matters

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Water: raw material for building EZ water

Green juicing: plant-cell water – contains EZ

Turmeric, coconut water, etc.: build EZ

Sunshine: light builds EZ

Sauna: infrared light builds EZ

Grounding: negative charge builds EZ

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Conclusions

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Broad implications…

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Institute for Venture Science

funding promising ideas that challenge

conventional thinking

www.ivsci.org

new…Now reviewing pre-proposals

Looking for Donors

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