water for Fuel Breakthrough (at last)

[markdansie]

the inventive step here is a low energy barrier to photoelectrolysis guys.bear in mind that you still need your 1.23volts of energy in the light spectrum to do this,the difference here is its highly efficient.there is a guy called nocera in one of the american varsities who has made similar breakthroughs using cobalt phosphate for direct photoelectrolysis with beautiful efficiencies.cobalt phosphate can last for months without degradation.Titanium dioxide crystals can last years without degradation if the water is clean.ive personaly done tests with silver phosphate and could see the bubbles streaming.

You are right there are many breakthroughs and I will be following up on a story discussing this one and many others. None are suitable for transport other than you can accumulate and store hydrogen.
Mark

[Paul-R]

[quote author=markdansie link=topic=13630.msg365439#msg365439 date=1373762373
... breakthroughs... None are suitable for transport ...

unless, as Bob Boyce urges, you generate as you need.

As you say, Mark, HHO is deadly and needs to be put into a carburetta as soon as possible.