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Why Doesn't Water Burn? It Contains Two Volitile Gases!
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You can take water apart with electricity and make fuel.
it takes a lot of electricity to do it.
not too much electricity...
You can pipe down water from a high place and use pressure to make much electricity. just like they do in Kemano running an aluminum smelter on a shitty little low drop system... not very much pressure.
You could do this all over the country where there is high and low.
use large diameter pipe for slow flow and pressure runs at full.
Quoting: Four Minutes to Omegaa You are right that one can electrolyze water back into H and O. It can be done to different levels of efficiency. Some people claim you can even do it in a way that, when you use the resulting H and O to power a modified generator, you can produce “excess energy”. The Flame of burning the H and O gas obtained from electrolysis of water is also said to have a number of weird properties, even capable of generate elemental transmutation. It’s a fascinating phenomena.
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