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| − | == Strength of the Oxygen ==
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| − | Mr. Keshe demostrates different strengths of the Oxygen with the counterpart within the illustration of H2O, CuO and ZnO.
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| − | Quoted; M T Keshe: Youtube Video Time 2:58:17 -- https://youtu.be/8OG1vWYT1Y0?t=10697
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| − | You have the higher strength oxygen you are carrying within the structure..
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| − | CuO and ZnO, both have Oxygen. But, the strength in the Oxygen in this (ZnO - http://en.kfwiki.org/wiki/ZnO_GANS), is much higher that the
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| − | stength of the Ocygen in this (CuO - http://en.kfwiki.org/wiki/CuO_GANS).
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| − | Then you have the Oxided Hydrogen (https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/hydrogen_oxide), which we call the Water.
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| − | The Energy of the oxygen here, to attach itself to Hydrogen (H2O - https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/H₂O) , is very very low, is very weak.
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