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[profitis]

@sarkeizen..nope.the nernst equation is no fallacy buddy-bro.youre basicly saying that the nernst equation doesnt lead directly to a working wikipedia oxygen device when my whole argument is that it does.

[sarkeizen]

the nernst equation is no fallac

I'm not commenting on anything other than your claim that if I can not demonstrate something than it affects the truth of the statement: "an ordinary textbook NECESSITATES the existence and ability to build a battery which can power an ipod like device continually and eternally".  Which is what you are claiming and it is a logical fallacy...moron.

youre basicly saying that the nernst equation doesnt lead directly to a working wikipedia oxygen device

I can't be saying that because you've never provided a useful definition of what that is. 

What I am saying is that a) You haven't provided a correct cite from an ordinary textbook and b) You haven't provided a formal logical argument to the conclusion "therefore it is impossible for an eternal battery to not exist and it is also impossible to rationally claim that it can not be built".

Clearly you have provided neither of those, so clearly you have not provided a relevant argument to your point that an ordinary textbook NECESSITATES the existence and ability to build a battery which can power an ipod like device continually and eternally.

[MarkE]

@mark E..but if i show you something that proves numbers 1 and 2 is there the possibility that you would give me a full-time job? :D

Profitis any employment problems you might have would not be much of a concern.  But first you would have to prove one of the claims.  Saying you can prove something and actually proving it are very different things.

[MarkE]

@sarkeizen..nope.the nernst equation is no fallacy buddy-bro.youre basicly saying that the nernst equation doesnt lead directly to a working wikipedia oxygen device when my whole argument is that it does.

You do know that in an air - metal battery that the metal electrode oxidizes don't you?  Even if one treats the finite oxygen in the atmosphere as effectively unlimited, the amount of metal in an air - metal battery anode is far more finite.  That's true even if one were to construct a really big cell.

[profitis]

@mark E wow i might just take you up on that challenge because i can get a job in research here easily but our currency is crappy,even if we get a large sum.when i said wikipedia oxygen device i was refering to wikipedia,s oxygen concentration cell seperate from its accelerating effect upon iron corrosion.