MAJOR BREAKTHROUGH BY PHILLIPS - HIGHLY EFFICIENT HYDROGEN PRODUCTION!

[Gwandau]

 

The second game changer is here:


http://www.virtual-strategy.com/2012/02/08/phillips-announces-worlds-best-catalyst-producing-hydrogen-fuel-water


  http://www.phillipscompany.4t.com/HYDROGEN.html


My friends, 2012 indeed seems to be a magic year 


Gwandau

[broli]

It's probably good to note this is not the same famous dutch Philips company everyone probably knows, this one is called Phillips. Also there's more info and some pdf's on this site:

http://www.phillipscompany.4t.com/HYDROGEN.html

Basically it comes down to using their "specially" activated carbon as the catalyst, some fine aluminum powder as fuel and water preheated to around 80°C.
They say their activated powder is not the same as the ones you can get from other companiesk, I say it's worth a try  . However you can email them to get some samples.
Anyone with some AC willing to give it a go?

http://www.phillipscompany.4t.com/FT.pdf

I find the setups funny and very DIYish. Seems like a garage inventor.

[Gwandau]

Since they discovered this process by accident when working with catalytic carbon in their chemical laboratory, they must have started with qualities of CC already in the market.

CC just does what it is meant to do, being a catalyzer and to activate the CC even further doesn't sound impossible.

Also, a well known catalyst enhancer is ultra sound.

The only reason for aluminum is to capture the oxygen freed in the process, thus being
able to produce hydrogen only.

Seems like a quite feasible project to evaluate the validity of this claim long before
Phillips will reach the market with a functional Hydrogen generator.

Gwandau

[broli]

Seems like a quite feasible project to evaluate the validity of this claim long before
Phillips will reach the market with a functional Hydrogen generator.

Gwandau

According to my understanding that's not their/his plan. They just want to license the tech. Or rather license the way the CC is made. However this is one of those "chinese will copy it and sell it for much cheaper" techs.

[Gwandau]

According to my understanding that's not their/his plan. They just want to license the tech. Or rather license the way the CC is made. However this is one of those "chinese will copy it and sell it for much cheaper" techs.

Well that's quite a strange choice, since if you have found a way to create excess amounts of
hydrogen why don't they make a product were this is implemented? I mean, just introducing a propane type engine running on water would be a revolution and make Phillips a very wealthy company in a few years.


Gwandau