The search for decisive factors in a study of the ultimate cause of cluster structure formation in water

The theory of nuclear ortho–para spin isomerism of water molecules proposes a putative ultimate cause for cluster structure formation in water. This theory appeared to be convincing enough to motivate numerous experiments aimed at validating it. However, a sound model of supramolecular structure is not yet available for water, despite many years of work by a number of research groups that expanded the number of models considerably. The possibility of validating the theory of nuclear ortho–para spin isomerism in a highly reliable way has been experimentally demonstrated in the present study. The emergence of crystallization centers related to the formation of oxygen near the anode upon the interaction of gas associates with cluster structure of the water in a metastable state has been revealed.