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The postulate of the D-to-E reversibility (DER) of the aquastructure

is recapitulated in Table 4.16, using the terms defined above. Table 4.16

contains six cells or blocks, three of which are occupied by experimen-

tally proven aquaglyphs (see the third column), while the other three are

predicted to exist but not yet proven.

As can be seen in the table, the DER postulate predicts the existence

of the three new aquaglyphs of either the E or D type (see the second

column) that are related to their experimentally observed counter parts

(see the third column). The utility of the 3 × 2 table is that, if any five of

the elements in the table are proved to exist, it would be highly likely that

the sixth element would also.

Table 4.16 The reversibility postulate between dissipative (D) and equilibrium (E)

aquaglyphs (also called “coherence domains” by Del Guidice et al. [110, 364]), defined

as organized systems of n water molecules, where n can vary from a few to billions.

System Perturbation Initial State of System Final State of System

1. Energy addition via sound
   wave (Reid experiment)

E-CymaGlyphs

(predicted)

D-CymaGlyphs (observed)

2. Energy removal via freezing
   (Emoto experiment)

D-EmotoGlyphs

(predicted)

E-EmotoGlyphs (observed)

3. Water removal via
   evaporation (Kröplin
   experiment)

D-KröplinGlyphs

(predicted)

E-KröplinGlyphs (observed)

Figure 4.19 A postulated 2-level mechanism of water–solute interactions. E = equilibrium;

D = dissipative.

Excitation of E to D aquastructures

E-Aqua ↔ D-Aqua

(Brownian motiongenerating a transient

D-aquastructurefrom stable E-aquastructure)

Solute-triggered de-excitation of the

solute-D-aquastructure complex

D-Aqua + Solute ↔E(-AquaSolute)

(Solute-induced stabilization of

D-aquastructureto E-aquastructure)

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