Dear Vo and Jed, Either you you do not read what you write ...OR You are reporting matters outof context....
[a] In an aqueous electrolytic system the anode and the cathode are not
supposed to touch.
[b] what the Bleet Hawses are you trying to communicate...???
JHS
I think Biberian is still pursuing this. His biggest problem is that the anode and cathode heat up and lose contact. In other words, they do not touch, which causes a failure -- the opposite from liquid
electrolysis.
- Jed
