Resonant Frequency of water molecule

[Nigel]

I am embarking on a study to determine whether a water molecule can be destroyed by forcing it to vibrate at is resonant frequency.&nbsp;&nbsp;Any information will be appreciated. <p>Nigel Waterhouse<br><a href=mailto:n_a_waterhouse@hotmail.com>n_a_waterhouse@hotmail.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br>A licensed aircraft mechanic and graduate engineer. Attended university in England and graduated in 1996. Currenty,living in British Columbia,Canada, working as a design engineer responsible for aircraft mods and STC's.

 

[Consultant]

It is Wonderful thought to break the water molecule at it's resonance frequency. What could be the expected frequency range when it’s depending on liquid volume and temperature. Do you know what is happens when water is boiled? I invite some more discussion.
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[Hatch]

I came across a web page (link below) which talkes about the normal modes of an SF6 molecule and they also mention a water molecule (3 normal modes). Take a look, it may have useful information for you.

http://inst.augie.edu/~dedeneva/NMOV.htm

 

[sparky20]

Nigel,
I am looking for mechanical resonance data (see my post)
and during my search i found this page....just thought it might help...

http://www.agr.kuleuven.ac.be/aee/amc/staff/bartdk/project.htm.

i'm not sure its what you're looking for but it might put you in perspective of direction.