Change of Volume of Air Dissolved in Water Imposed to Millimeter Waves of Low Intensity

We discuss an experimental evidence for a decrease in the volume of air dissolved in water caused by millimeter electromagnetic waves of low intensity. The changes obtained were much greater than the expected conditioned by a pure thermal effect. The result observed is explained by air bubbles that take an active part in a mechanism of withdrawing dissolved air from water. The variation of restoring the dissolved air volume up to an equilibrium level after ceasing irradiation of water by millimeter waves was investigated as well.