Radio Wave Separation of H2O from Salt Water: Q&A

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The discussion centers on the feasibility of using radio waves to separate hydrogen and oxygen atoms from salt water. Participants reference multiple threads on Physics Forums discussing the inefficacy of this method, emphasizing that it is not a viable approach for hydrogen production. The consensus is clear: the mechanism proposed lacks scientific support and practical application, leading to the conclusion that investing in this technology is unwise.

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Not sure if I'm in the right forum, but does anyone know anything about the mechanism behind using radio waves to disassociate hydrogen and oxygen atoms from salt water?
 
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