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Posted by fishy on Wed May 17th at 10:34pm 2006

? quoting SnarkSephiroth
Saw this and thought I would share this video. Pretty neat stuff. Oil might be pushed aside before we know it.

http://www.rratch.com/Misc/WaterFuel/WaterFuel.wmv

the amount of electrical energy that this proccess requires is only equal to, at the very very best, or in the real world, much more than, the energy that can be derived from re-burning the hydrogen. and where does most of that electrical energy come from? that's right, burning fossil fuels in power stations. unless you're in france, of course.




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Posted by Yak_Fighter on Thu May 18th at 12:23am 2006

...not only that but water is the original scarce resource that wars were fought over. Why would we want to replace oil, which has few uses outside of fuel, with something that every living thing on the planet needs to survive and is already in a limited supply as it is?



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Posted by Dr Brasso on Thu May 18th at 12:28am 2006

EGADS!!! it sounds just like.....oil!!! <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_lol.gif">

Doc B...:dodgy:





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Posted by fishy on Thu May 18th at 10:13am 2006

burning the hydrogen turns it back into water


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Posted by Yak_Fighter on Thu May 18th at 4:19pm 2006

blah chemistry



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Posted by wil5on on Fri May 19th at 11:51am 2006

I beleive you can use seawater for this process. Perhaps I'm thinking of fusion. You could use fusion plants, however, to provide the electricity needed to separate water into hydrogen and oxygen, and use that in the car. The hydrogen burning system would be like a battery.


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