The Power of Water

Originally Posted by Free.User

Well, the car part wasn't the part that really facinated me. I found the blowtorch quite interesting. And even if the technology isn't that new, it may be new to many people here, and is certainly interesting to see.

Its water plasma in one case (the superhot torch) and it's hydrogen in the other (the torch making beads of water). Nothing new in either case.

Originally Posted by Gumby

Just set up some solar panels to collect the energy to break down the hydrogen. Problem solved. Your biggest issue would be the stability of such a fuel in a moving vehical.

No. It's breaking water down to hydrogen. Not "breaking down hydrogen". And you'd have to set up a damned lot of solar panels to draw the power needed to break down water into hydrogen and oxygen fast enough to use for anything. And it's spelled "vehicle", not "vehical".

And anybody who believes this Klein nut for even a minute should be embarassed.

First off, this "HHO" and "Brown's Gas" is a load of shit. It's just water. Diatomic hydrogen and oxygen. HHO is just a different way of saying H2O. Second, the guy is from Clearwater! Scientology central! The fucking nut capital of the USA!

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by Cetra

Converting H20 to H-OH gas requires more energy to be put in the system than would be output by the system as you are breaking bonds.

Aren't H2O and H-OH one and the same?

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This is what sucks about the energy crisis. This is no easy answer to the problem.

Yes, there is: Waste less energy.

There's nowhere I can't reach.