Here is the duplication of Dr. Felix Ehrenhaft "MAGNET WATER SPLITTER"works with NO electricity
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9u7L-J59iZw Acca.
In March 1944, Radio-Craft published an article, "Magnetic Current --- Discovery of the Age?". It described the work of refugee scientist
Felix Ehrenhaft, Director of the Physics Institute, University of Vienna. Ehrenhaft believed that he had discovered particles with a
one-pole magnetic charge (either N or S but not both). Ehrenhaft made a number of other experiments that supported his hypothesis.
Unfortunately one of the most dramatic ones --- indicating that water could be decomposed magnetically --- went wrong. It was
absolutely unrepeatable. The professor was tremendously embarrassed, and to some extent withdrew from public discussion, carrying
on his experimental work in the semi-seclusion of Manhattan College.
He returned to his post in Vienna after the war, and some of his later work was published in French and other scientific journals. He died
not so long after.
http://www.americanradiohistory.com/Archive-Radio-Craft/1940s/Radio-Craft-1944-03.pdf on page 14 of this document.
Publications by Felix Ehrenhaft
"Photophoresis and the Influence upon it of Electric and Magnetic fields", Philosophical. Mag. 11 (1931),140-146
"Physical and Astronomical information Concerning Particles of the Order of Magnitude of the Wavelength of Light", J. Franklin Institute, vol 230: 381-393 (Sept. 1940)
( and Banet, Leo): "Is there a true magnetism or not", Philosophy of. Science 8 (1941), 458-462
"Stationary Electric and Magnetic Fields in Beams of Light", Nature 147: 25 (Jan. 4, 1941).
"Photophoresis and Its Interpretation by Electric and Magnetic Ions", J. Franklin Institute, vol 233 (March 1942), pp. 235-255.
"The Magnetic Current", Science 94: 232-233 (Sept 5, 1941).
(and Banet, Leo): "The Magnetic Ion", Science 96: 228-229 (Sept. 4, 1942).
"The Magnetic Current in Gases", Physical Review 61: 733 (1942).
"Decomposition of Matter Through the Magnet (Magnetolysis)", Physical Review 63: 216 (1943).
"Magnetolysis and the Electric Field Around the Magnetic Current", Physical Review 63: 461-462 (1943).
"Further Facts Concerning the magnetic Current", Physical Review 64: 43 (1943).
"New Experiments about the Magnetic Current", Physical Review 65: 62-63 (1944).
"Continuation of Experiments with the Magnetic Current", Physical Review 65: 256 (1944).
"The Decomposition of Water by the So-Called Permanent Magnet...", Physical Review 65: 287-289 (May 1944).
"The Magnetic Current", Nature 154: 426-427 (Sept. 30, 1944) [/font]