How do our H2Ultra bottles work? Our bottles contain a built-in lithium battery that powers an electrolysis process. When activated, the electrolysis generates molecular hydrogen, which dissolves into the water, creating hydrogen-rich water. We use Solid Polymer Electrolysis (SPE) or Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) technology which is a cutting-edge method used in our hydrogen generator bottles to produce hydrogen-rich water. Here's a detailed explanation of how our technology works: – Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM)A PEM is a solid, polymer-based electrolyte that conducts protons while acting as an insulator to electrons. This membrane is central to the electrolysis process. – ElectrodesAnode (Positive Electrode): Where the oxidation reaction occurs.Cathode (Negative Electrode): Where the reduction reaction takes place. – WaterThe water used is generally deionized or purified to prevent impurities from affecting the electrolysis process and the membrane. How our SPE/PEM Technology Works { "__shgImageElements": { "uuid": "s-061ca889-be19-4ed0-9dde-ebd717e8cfab" } } Water SplittingWhen the bottle is activated, water (H₂O) molecules at the anode split into oxygen (O₂), protons (H⁺), and electrons (e⁻). Proton ConductionThe PEM allows only the positively charged hydrogen ions (protons, H⁺) to pass through it from the anode side to the cathode side. Electron FlowThe electrons generated at the anode cannot pass through the PEM. Instead, they flow through an external circuit to reach the cathode, creating an electric current. Hydrogen Gas FormationAt the cathode, protons (H⁺) combine with electrons (e⁻) that have traveled through the external circuit to form hydrogen gas (H₂). Shipping & Returns Shipping info. Free shipping on orders within Continental Europe and the EU.
