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[sarkeizen]

@sarkeizen so you dont want to build it,chek it out in a isothermal environment and show us that it works like a quenco

You are a massive idiot twice over now.

Why would I even own an isotherm bath?  What would "works like a quenco" mean?  Produce a voltage in an isothermal environment?  A 9v would do that but it wouldn't run forever.  How would I test that something "runs forever"?  How long does it have to run before we conclude that it runs forever?

It's no wonder that you are easily convinced if this is all the rigor you can muster.

go to your textbook right now and tell me when you are there by the page dealing with concentration cells

What textbook...wait.  After all this crap about "read the textbooks" you don't own one do you.  ROFL.  How many times have I asked you to CITE - what you want me to read and I'll go find it and read it.  I must have said that a-half dozen times now.  Were you really not reading?  Seriously?

Hilarious. 

if you were an electrochemist you wouldve immediately seen that an O2 cell,just,cant,run out of fuel,ever.

Yawn...let me guess.  It's an argument by special definition.  "run out of fuel" doesn't actually mean "continually run forever" whereas a quenco if Philip is right (and to let you in on the ending he's very probably wrong) a quenco would constantly do work in an isothermal environment.

Oh hey..I'm a Sr. Member now.

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But...buddink.com is still down. 

[profitis]

@sarkeizen...ok mr smartass go to the nernst equasion and apply it to two O2 electrodes with different concentrations of O2 on them and come explain to me why you imagine(your favorite word)that this particular cell wont work.every single electrode potential is governed by the nernst equasion,thats the rules and im going to watch carefully if you try to bend them to suit your mood.

[sarkeizen]

@sarkeizen...ok mr smartass go to the nernst equasion and apply it to two O2 electrodes with different concentrations of O2 on them and come explain to me why you imagine(your favorite word)that this particular cell wont work.

Does the word "cite" not mean anything to you?  I must have used it six or seven times.  I even defined what it meant.  I do not have a textbook for the 2nd or third time.  Please tell me a mainstream textbook to use and the page reference.  How does someone who yaps about looking at textbooks not own one.

im going to watch carefully if you try to bend them to suit your mood.

What?  Dude, I don't know who you're having a conversation with but it isn't me.  I have been asking you for eight or so posts now for a textbook reference and now you want to act like I'm trying to pull a fast one.  On the other hand...

You spent at least three or four posts harassing me about talking about 2LOT because on your planet that's allowed or something.
You then spent a few posts ignoring my repeated requests for textbook references.
You then spent about three posts insisting I build something I couldn't possibly test usefully.  Even going so far as to assert unequivocally that I can have no answers until I do.
Now I suspect we will go back and forth for a bit because you didn't read that I don't have a textbook.  Do electrochemists or people pretending to have some expertise in electrochemistry not know how to read?

All of your twisting and turning and moving the goal posts and changing your thesis and *I'm* the one that's displaying some duplicity?

Exactly how much do you drink before posting?

[profitis]

@sarkeizen dont be a dunce,i just cited the nernst equasion man.of all the things i chose to CITE to prove that your hammerstein pile works as hammerstein advertised i go and choose the friggn cornerstone formula for batteries in general.you are now beginning to look like a nutcase.i repeat,please apply the nernst equasion to the hammerstein pile and come back,i,l wait here for you to build it ok?chek it out ok? Chek if it fits with that formula  ne?