Effect of a magnetic field on a flame

[bidouille23]

Well, I'm not necessarily in the right section, but I didn't see or put that .. Christophe ...

at the same time it's the first part that made me think of pantone ... dixit:

"Wakayama [9] shows that the presence of oxygen in
the jets near the air gap
an electromagnet allows to modify the
jet speed "


"Khaldi F. [14] carried out a numerical study
and experimental on a prop diffusion flame
donkey in the air subjected to a strong magnetic gradient.
The author thus shows that the magnetic field plays
an important role on m
convection mechanisms in
creating a magnetic convection. This convection my
genetics can amplify
or cancel the effect of
natural convection"

No doubt a mistake, but it is always instructive.

[elephant]

I had actually seen this many years ago, when I was interested in adding hydrogen to the intake of internal combustion engines ( forum improved electrolysis) and I had read at least one study that related experiences

It seems pretty logical to me: a flame is an ionized gas. It is therefore normal for it to react to a magnetic field.

Now, does that influence the quality of combustion? (not to mention that you have to wonder with which device to magnetize the flame, the magnet would quickly reach its point of Curie)