Jones Beene wrote:
Ed,
When extra H+ or OH- are added to make the fluid conductive, the H2O
is no longer pure and at unit activity. In essence, energy has been
added that has partially split the water into H and O. As a result,
less energy is required as voltage to complete the process. I
Ed,
When extra H+ or OH- are added to make the fluid conductive, the
H2O is no longer pure and at unit activity. In essence, energy
has been added that has partially split the water into H and O.
As a result, less energy is required as voltage to complete the
process. If the energy added to
Hi Ed.
You write:
>I suspect that when a person loses his pension, his job, and his house,
>and food costs rise out of sight because of high energy costs, he will
>be so pissed that gay rights, abortion, and other religious issues will
>become much less important.
And you would be entirely wro
Jones Beene wrote:
Ah...Ultra high efficiency electrolysis - it is a subject that reappears
at least yearly on vortex. As it is involved in CF, there are probably
more water-splitters here per capita than anywhere else on the net.
Between all the water and hair-splitters, we could set up a c
Steven Vincent Johnson wrote:
Hi Ed,
...
Yes Steven, I agree this is what we need. However, how can this
approach be brought about?
If I knew the answer to that question!
As for me, it often feels as if all I personally can do is continue to paint
better visions of the future - direct
Ah...Ultra high efficiency electrolysis - it is a subject that
reappears at least yearly on vortex. As it is involved in CF,
there are probably more water-splitters here per capita than
anywhere else on the net. Between all the water and
hair-splitters, we could set up a chapter of Slitters-An
First in fjords, laddermills and now:
"The power generators, like giant, orange sausages floating on water,
will use wave motion to produce electricity by pumping high-pressure
fluids to motors, Norsk Hydro AS said. The Norwegian energy company is a
major backer of the project."
http://www.c
I hastly posted a description of the proposed Mallove Cold Fusion unit
last night. Here's a more thorough description of the Mallove unit,
as proposed by Dr. Schwartz:
The "Mallove" is a proposed unit to describe the height/width of the optimal
operating points which appears to describe mo
Maybe it does and goes unnoticed as much of the excess current gets
turned into heat.
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From: Robin van Spaandonk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 20, 2005 9:59 PM
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Subject: Re: Could Low Level Electrolysis Be Overunity?
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