Does anyone know if Liquid Oxygen and Liquid Hydrogen have a Resonant Frequency ???
Thanks.

 

The shape of the container and the acoustic properties of the contents would determine any resonant audio frequency.

If you are looking for some magical radio frequency to make water fall apart into Brown's gas, the answer is here: Resonant Disassociation Frequency of Water

 

Yes, they both absorb infrared:

https://kb.osu.edu/dspace/handle/1811/21698
http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1969JChPh..51.3833J

John

 

If you are looking for some magical radio frequency to make water fall apart into Brown's gas, the answer is here: Resonant Disassociation Frequency of Water

Wrong again, thingy-guy ... for REAL Woo-Woo stuff, ya gotta go to THE MAN: http://www.enterprisemission.com/

 

Does anyone know if Liquid Oxygen and Liquid Hydrogen have a Resonant Frequency ???
Thanks.

Where, in the Van der Waal's bonds, or in the HH or OO bonds, or in the outer orbital electrons? They would all have one or more resonance associated with them.

 

Wrong again, thingy-guy ... for REAL Woo-Woo stuff, ya gotta go to THE MAN: http://www.enterprisemission.com/

Honestly, it is hard to tell the difference between R. Hoagland and C. Howard. Nyuk nyuk.