Low energy Input, mass hydrogen output methods in use.

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[thrival]

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[AlaskaStar]

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[btrautman]

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btrautman:

Well if you read alaskastar's earliest posts, he did recommend
dissimilar metals, possibly all mixed together. Now the question is,
how do you energize? You could place 1. coil in a bucket or 2. SS
plates at far ends of your container. Whatever V/I you put in will be
dissipated and spread throughout the material. (Alaska-- feel free
to jump right in.)

I wonder how steel and copper BB's or copper & lead shot might work?
The interstitial space between BB's would let bubbles escape faster.
Those laundry balls the japanese were selling a few years back,
supposedly get a positive charge. China sells them. They're tourmaline
spheres.

[M90Jetta]

Thrival,
Do you think those laundry balls have some electrostatic properties? Are they hollow inside?

[jjbeamish]

Two dissimilar colloidal metals ?? Possible?

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Jetta:

All I know is that tourmaline has a relative positive electrostatic charge,
meaning there's potential electric lines, not actual current flow. The
sphere's I saw sold on alibaba, don't think they were hollow. Granules
maybe? Just an idea. If we stay grounded in reality, won't get depressed
when an experiment fails. AlaskaStar mentioned zinc and copper. Might
want to stick with what's reported to work.

Beamish:

Dissimilar colloidals is probably why some 'charged' waters behave more
like petrol.

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