HHO projects

[kolbacict]

This method operates  under different laws I guess.

Free radical law?
What will you do with a huge bunch of charged ions that you got (if you got it, of course ) by breaking a water molecule according to Meyer ?
They still need to be discharged, and this requires current.
And in general, calculate what a huge electric charge it will be, at least according to the Avogadro law .. Why is no one thinking about this? 
I'm right ?

[Jimboot]

I'm not qualified to argue with you.    I just had a hunch based on some coils I used for another project and I put 700mw into the circuit and bubbles came out. I've never done electrolysis before. I didn't realise I needed electrolyte. I haven't added any as it doesn't seem to need it.

[kolbacict]

 
Why do 6. Molecules of the electrolyte solvent  located in the strongest electric field of the electric double layer not decompose into ions?
In this place, indeed, an electric field of great strength exists, due to the small thickness.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_layer_(surface_science)

[ramset]

I see this page is oversized for some reason ?
Been gathering info on previously posted Sam Leach claim from Tom Bearden
Website (water as fuel)post # 20 above (thanks to member Wesley for posting original link here ( his topic /tribute to Bearden)
To note member OnePower also started Bearden tribute page here .
Anyhoo
  Asked one of our open source Physicists for advice on 20 PPM lithium in Water calcs
Link below
He is always available for further info/help .
Also,
Did speak a bit with Member here ( T.R.Labs https://overunity.com/19101/vapor-carburetor-series/msg566433/#new) who is doing experiments with ICE
Towards minimal fuel to work ratio on forum ATM !


He has agreed to perform water fuel experiments as time permits and when he has all required bits and pieces ( working towards that next few weeks and required 500psi mechanical injector)
Honestly he is just getting started with his work here ( some really planet friendly open source experiments in the works.


Respectfully
Chet K

[Johnsmith]

  Water processed with reverse osmosis won't conduct electricity. If you have gas coming from charged water then the water has impurities in it.
Is the gas hydrogen or just O2, CO2 or other atmospheric gas trapped in the water?

I'm not qualified to argue with you.    I just had a hunch based on some coils I used for another project and I put 700mw into the circuit and bubbles came out. I've never done electrolysis before. I didn't realise I needed electrolyte. I haven't added any as it doesn't seem to need it.