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Article #17279Re: Ultrasonic humidifiers
From: gardner
Date: Tue, 17 Feb 1987 22:22
Date: Tue, 17 Feb 1987 22:22
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Ultrasound form focused transducers operating at similiar frequencies have been used as an experimental cancer treatment. By focusing the power, you can go through the skin and "cook" the tissue below. I've seen these transducers operate just in a tank of water, and they can literally boil the water at the focal point with enough power applied. I don't believe that is quite how the himidifier types work, but your sure transfer a lot of energy to the water. mgg
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