- #1
- 165
- 2
I remember a paper where some mineral was added to water that was irradiated with some RF and as a result hydrogen was produced and could be set on fire.
What is the physics behind this?
What is the physics behind this?
Yup... nothing unclogs a sewer line better than flushing half a kilo of sodium wrapped up in paper.Instead of a mineral, just add Sodium or Potassium, no RF needed.
Or the hydrogen simply recombines with the oxygen, so there is no benefit, and one still has to put more energy in than one gets out.Folks, the law of thermodynamics applies in ALL energy production.
I propose adding a cavity resonator containing a small microwave transmitter (say, a cordless or cell phone oscillator) and tuned crystal array) to en engine throttle body fuel injector. As the injector sprays mists of of saline, the cavity resonator will break down the valance bonds and the hydrogen will ignite. I bet the entire package could be mass produced for less than $100.