[tcola]

I'll start off by saying I'm not a Chemist. 

I'm trying to find out what frequencies are needed to remove the third electron of Ferrous Iron.  I would like to alter Ferrous Iron such that it will not oxidize.  I'm researching a system "Hydrosmart" which does this but I would like to figure out how their system works.


Thanks.

[Borek]

The idea sounds cranky to me.

[Arkcon]

Like Borek: said, you're not using good science in your question.  Now, there is cathodic corrosion protection: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cathodic_protection#Impressed_current_systems  But I don't really understand what you mean by "frequency" in this sense -- do you mean radio wave frequency, because RF interaction with bulk matter is known to be minimal.  And your description is backward -- removing electrons is the definition of corrosion, you want the electron to stay in the atom to keep the metal atom neutral, to not corrode.  And I don't understand your jargon of the "third electron."  that sounds distinctively pseudo-scientific.