We've already seen five major reasons
why the pulse electrolysis crowd has not
and will not get anywhere: (1) The staggering
loss of exergy that flat out GUARANTEES
that electrolysis from high value sources
( such as grid, pv, or wind ) flat out ain't gonna
happen; (2) the utter futility of stainless steel
electrodes with their hydrogen overvoltage of
iron and low energy surfaces; (4) misuse of
frequencies millions of times too low for water
molecule resonance; and (5) The enormous
difficulties in properly measuring pulse
waveforms.

To which we can add a sixth and major
biggie: Monumental cluelessness over
Fourier Series.

Proponents often make two "not even
wrong" assumptions that (a) there is
no direct current associated with a pulse
train, and that (b) there are clearly times
when the pulses are "on" or "off.

In reality, any continuous pulse train is
EXACTLY equivalent to some dc term
combined with some continuous and
harmonically related sinewaves.

Ferinstance, you can watch a square
wave building itself up out of its
first seventeen harmonics here.