Low energy Input, mass hydrogen output methods in use.

[BEMET]

[kww]

[geoffro]

[kww]

[geoffro]

[kww]

[geoffro]

[Ronald_raygun]

Alaskastar, would the catalyst be sodium with silica gel or crystalline silicon?

Some start up company called signa Chemistry seems to be doing what you say has already been done by you.


Also Geoffro, the joecell is--from what I've seen--merely a regular electrolysis cell with a built in ability as a flashback arrestor.

[sine_n_name]

ok, ive been following this thread, and i think the catalyst is concrete, its full of silicates, concrete doesnt dry, it hydrates. so if sillicates where added to water, it may just give off a ton of hydrogen. ill stop there in case im wrong. in that case ill never post again and continue to read.

[bonculus]

CaSO4

[sprintimp]

Alaskastar, What is the name of your company?

The only metal alloy, to my knowledge, that has a specific gravity 1.83 are magnesium alloys.

Mg(s) + 2 H2O(l) → Mg(OH)2(aq) + H2(g)

[BEMET]

[thrival]

[bonculus]

SiO2 and or silica gel or aerogel?

[bonculus]

wish i was better at chemistry some one help. I really think the waste alaskastar speaks of is Gypsum wallboard (CaSO4) and the solution is Potasium Hydroxide (KOH) but i'm not sure of the yield. does it go something like this?

CaSO4 + 2KOH = K2SO4 + CaO + H2 ? but is that H2, H + H?

K2SO4 and CaO would be fertilizer(s)? Potasium Sulfate and Lime.

I may be reaching a bit, but the properties of CaSO4 as they may relate to large surface area and where you would obtain it, fits much of what has been revealed, but I'm not sure of my chemistry, not to mention whether or not this reaction is possible with or without vibration, resonance or electrical current, or whether its possible at all.

I laugh at myself