Recent content by jsjahill

My thought on the hydrogen extraction was that it takes about 1.23 Hz to get hydrogen out of water (H20), but hydrogen combined with something else is half as easy to pull out (about 0.5 Hz) but I can't remember what it was. I understand what you are saying about being the carrier. Thank you.

Actually, Russ, power plants cannot use waste to produce electricity due to EPA rules at this time. However, residential or car use would not be under the EPA's eyes. Using heat produced by burning trash to spin a generator (no matter how small) would be effective and then running the residual...

I have a question as well on your comment Jacques about the cost of producing electricity to split out the hydrogen from water. What about using waste (trash) to create heat in order to produce the electricity needed to create the hydrogen fuel?