The Effect of Environmental Electromagnetic Radiation on Associate Formation in Aqueous Solutions

Abstract

Abstract—We present the results of studies of the nature of the features known in modern biophysics in the manifestation of the associative properties of aqueous solutions of biologically active substances. The phenomena observed during associate formation can be related with the effect of microwaves, primarily, of ionospheric origin. We take the results into account of earlier quantitative quantum mechanical analysis of the physical mechanism of formation of cluster associates in a liquid aqueous medium with the participation of water molecules, due to their high affinity for the proton. Comparison of the developed ideas and the experiments on electromagnetic shielding of biological solutions diluted to various degrees confirms the reality of the proposed relation of the phenomena in biological media with microwave radiation.