Re: hydrogen for nothing

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Dear RichD:

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Electrolysis = electricity
Electricity =/= free
The amount of hydrogen liberated during electrolysis represents
less energy that it took to make it.
This is only true for normal electrolysis. There are other ways that
are far more efficient as 100%.

You're going to have to rent a U-Haul truck to take home the Nobel
prizes you are going to get for all the new chemistry and physics
you've created.

--
Jim Pennino

Remove .spam.sux to reply.

That was more original as I expected.

But this is peanuts.

You should read up on ORMUS metals and White powder gold. Then if you
feel you are still on earth you should look into replication of matter
in a Joe cell.

I assume this quote is correct:
Hydrogen Water Fuel Cell Results Using Kanarev`s Data
Modern Electrolyzers consume 4 .0kWh per cubic meter of this gas.
When one cubic mete of hydrogen is burnt,3.55 kwh of energy is
released.

One litre of hydrogen weighs 0.09 gram:One litre of oxygen weighs 1.47
g. It means that
it is possible to produce 111.11/.09=1234.44 liters of hydrogen and
888.89/1.47=604.69 litres of oxygen from one litre of water. One gram
of water contains 1.23 litres of hydrogen Energy consumption for the
production of 1000 litres of hydrogen is 4 kWh andfor one litre
4Wh .It is possible to produce 1.23 litres of hydrogen from one gram
of water,1.23x4 =4.94Wh is spent for hydrogen production from one gram
of water.

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Instruments and Equipment used

Experimental low current wfc.filled with tap water.Stop watch.Scales
type Satrue model
SB-200 200g 0.1 gram steps Avo Mk 9 Test Meter.Precision Gold model
Wgo20 Digital Test Meter.
Racal Dana True RMS Voltmeter model 9300.Hameg Oscilloscope model
203-5.
Tektronix 547 oscilloscope.
The water fuel cell was pulsed at 6 Khz Square wave 50:50 duty cycle.

Duration of test in min. = 60
RMS Voltage V = 7.5
Ampmeter I, amperes = 0.06
Power P,watts hour (P=VxIxmin/60 0.45
Mass of wfc in grams = 106.9
Mass change in grams m = 0.4
Evaporating water mass me, = 0.04
Mass of water split into gasses, m-me = 0.36
Existing energy consumption Wh/g water = 4.94
Released hydrogen quantity 0.36x1.23x0.09= 0.03985
Energy content of produced hydrogen (W=0.03985x142/3.6)= 1.57186
Energy Efficency (Wx100/P) % )= 349 %


Energy Efficency of this WFC is 349 % or overunity

Date of Test : 15 June 2004 Done by D. Lawton

Now you can stop pretending this was my invention and address your
comments to Professor Ph. M. Kanarev

http://www.guns.connect.fi/innoplaza/energy/story/Kanarev/index.html


So the Nobel medal is a worthless PR toy.

It's much like the song festival.

(hope I didn't hurt your peelings with that statement)

.

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