Atomic hydrogen from fuel cell

[franco malgarini]

With two signal generators

[franco malgarini]

Changing the frequency of one of the signal generators may also obtain atomic oxygen that burning with atomic hydrogen produces more 221 Kcal / mole water, more than twice the simple atomic hydrogen recombination

[pomodoro]

If it were possible, to make atomic hydrogen electrolytically, it would require about 432kJ/mole extra energy from the power supply. This is the energy required to split the H-H bond. Production of H2 at the electrode is not the simple water splitting process shown in most books,  its a complicated multi step process and in one of those steps you would need to add the extra hydrogen splitting step, which requires plenty of energy. Those steps you will find by searching electrochemical journals online.
Because enthalpy is a state function, no matter how some clever person devises a scheme to make hydrogen or atomic hydrogen from water, the end result is that the same energy input  is required no matter which path is taken, this goes for Meyer technology as well.

[franco malgarini]

You don't know the chemisorption of H on platinum?

[pomodoro]

Catalysts make no difference to the energy involved in the overall process. They only alter the rate of reaction by lowering the energy of activation.