Water to hydrogen converters now required on all hydrogen vehicles - The water powered way forward - hydrogen on demand from water

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Is that a question, a suggestion, a news blurb or an ultimatum?

Last Edited by Bankroll on 01/23/2021 05:02 PM

This is old. They could always change water to hydrogen. Demand using enzymes. There’s nothing new under the sun. Only suppression

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... only ?

Nothing a basic physics and chemistry class won't cure for you OP. Reality will take care of the rest.

9v - 12v battery - electrolysis

What will power the pumps and tremendous electrical load needed to accomplish this?

Only requires 1.21 gigawatts....

Mainstream science ; They sell these h2o to hydrogen generators from water - for cars and many other industrial systems all across the internet and on amazn, ebey etc.

Many brands an company's and now the car companies will integrate this h2o to hydrogen converter fuel pump - like nanoflow .

Those two letters were worth more than the entirety of this thread.

The amount of electricity required to electrolize hydrogen from water (browns gas generator) is enormous. Not practical for automobile applications. You don't get enough energy output from the amount of hydrogen generated in lieu of the amount of the energy put in to generate the hydrogen to make it practical.

On demand isn't enough to run an engine.

This idea is better, and has been around a WHILE.

This also applies to portable fuel generators ; although the hondas and generac's etc are not the h2o to hho hydrogen generators that are out there and they dont really make hydrogen portable power generators notably for big box mainstream. So maybe we will see some new mergers with some of the marine and RV and the hydrogen home power system that already use water as fuel but is simply too expensive and we need to scale it up for retail now ... Hunda would be cool to debut it and get it out there to buy - safe .
Water in - has battery making hydrogen and powering it up - starter main moto cranking out power and recharges the starter battery like a gas powered generator - but hydrogen from water fuel .

Build water pipelines.

Try running anything over 59 cc on just hydrogen gas. Not gonna happen.

To make a gasoline engine run, 1/32 of the cylinder is gasoline. By comparison, to make hydrogen push the piston down, 1/3 of the cylinder must be filled, leading to not enough oxygen to burn said fuel, and spitting and sputtering.

Combining gallium and aluminium in water will produce hydrogen. The gallium can be reused many times without depletion

Come on man, You're just making up stuff now. I'd like to see you run a generator, at least 3500 watts on nothing but Hydrogen. Even those little Honda gen sets, at 1000 watts have a hard time running smooth.

You're also forgetting about the heat issue, as hydrogen burns a LOT hotter than gasoline or Diesel.

Can someone post the ytt video 48v electric water powered car ... it's not a fuel cell ... its water to fuel with a gear brand called nanoflow ... powering a generator then amp'd out to 4 electric motors ...

hydrogen embrittlement of aluminum parts was the ending.hydrogen rust aluminum.

Hydrogen vehicles, like Nikola work using a fuel cell to combine Oxygen and Hydrogen into water. When that happens an electron is released. Creating a current with enough gas converted to water to power the drive train.

The energy required to break the water into Hydrogen and Oxygen, is greater than the energy recovered when reversing the process.

Cold Fusion is the only probable way to create enough energy to power a vehicle using hydrogen. This science is being researched, but not perfected. It will not use standard water as current research projects are using deuterium, rather than natural hydrogen to sustain the fusion reaction.