Hello everyone,
First post on the forum so please don't get mad if it's in the wrong place.
I'm interested in running some electrolysis experiments on water (with a salt obviously) and making a plasma (cuz plasma's are cool and glow). I've looked around google and youtube for what sort of voltage and current I'll need to get a plasma started (I'm running the experiment at room temp and with just atmospheric pressure) but every other site/video I get is some cold fusion conspiracy or some guy telling me that "The Cell" is the solution to the earth's energy problems... Anyways anyone have any idea on how low a voltage/current I can use? Most of what I've found requires 200+ volts (and <0.5 amps) which could be seriously dangerous on something I build myself. I don't need to do this on a large scale or anything, I was thinking along the lines of 100-200 cm3 of water with baking soda (cuz that's easily available).
Anything's helpful. Avoid the hate if I said anything un-scientific/wrong, only in high school.
Antoine