Excellent point! I almost forgot about electrical ionization! In other words, if water (or any other chemical) is electrically ionized (part of an electrical

Excellent point! I almost forgot about electrical ionization! In other words, if water (or any other chemical) is electrically ionized (part of an electrical circuit while the chemical reaction is taking place) -- then that will change some of the other chemicals that it will react with, and by how much, and at what temperature/pressure... Which then leads into if the chemicals in question are reactive to RF -- and other electromagnetic wavelengths...