103 cal/gram molecule to dissociate hydrogen yeilds 90.000 cal/Gram Recombined

[ramset]

http://chavascience.com/papers/langmur-excess-energy-from-hydrogen


Enjoy
Thx
Chet

[altrez]

Thanks for the post!! This is really great stuff and I believe will give us a COP > 1 device!


-Altrez

[ramset]

Altrez
Yes very Hot stuff,
I did Speak With Mark Snoswell from Chava about 6  months ago and he mentioned they
had some LENR things coming to the table.

A gentleman From Italy was mentioned at the time....? I Can't remember the name ?

at that time I was just grateful that Chava would be sharing it .

Thx
Chet

[PS123]

I am so sad!!! Imagine 100 years of development neglected!!!
Where would we be right now?
Anyway: HHO production is extreme easy (2 spoons in a bucket of water, ad same current, there you go.
Replace the spoons with real anode-cathode, applique better current, optimise with a laser pointer, there you go-go !!!

The real fun begins catalytic recombining...

Thanks to all ! I feel like awake after 100 years of sleeping.

Nothing can stop us now !!!

Peter   

[conradelektro]

Some information about Irving Langmuir and his inventions:

You might already know all that. The information is not filtered and not conditioned to your specific needs. So, do not blame me if you loose time and if you do not like it.

http://jlnlabs.online.fr/mahg/
The Moller's Atomic Hydrogen Generator (MAHG) is fully based on the Irving Langmuir discovery. In the MAHG, the hydrogen is merely dissociated and recombined and can therefore be recycled over and over again without consuming more hydrogen than the quantity used to start with.

http://www.highperformancefuelcell.com/research/
You might be interested in this project. In 1926 Dr. Irving Langmuir discovered an anomaly:
When hydrogen is passed through an electric arc it is converted from molecular Hydrogen to H1 or atomic hydrogen. Atomic hydrogen has unusual properties.

http://www.energeticforum.com/water-fuel/5410-atomic-hydrogen-fuel.html the blow torch was discussed here

IRVING LANGMUIR - National Academy of Sciences
page 216 list of his papers (which could be obtained from a University library):
Atomic Hydrogen Arc Welding (1926) .

http://www.edisontechcenter.org/IrvingLangmuir.html

http://www.nrgnair.com/MPT/02AIR/ahbt.htm

http://www.lateralscience.co.uk/AtomicH/AHW.html

The Case of Dr Irving Langmuir and General Electric - Academia.edu


Greetings, Conrad