Water Transition Theory

The Water Transition Theory proposes a model for water behavior based on coherence transitions influenced by lattice interactions, proton tunneling, and fractal box structures. In this model, water exists in a central structured lattice with optional lateral lattices representing potential coherent states. External forces can modify the lattice, producing measurable changes in coherence. This document includes: The core water lattice model A new equation for measuring water coherence under lattice influence A falsifiability test using null and alternative hypotheses An experimental framework for measuring coherence changes induced by external lattice interactions This theory provides a foundation for experimental verification of water coherence phenomena and introduces a systematic approach to study structured water dynamics.