Water split with nano alu powder

[Paul-R]

The aluminum powder is not producing any oxygen.

"We just take our material, put it in the water and the water splits down into hydrogen and oxygen," Grendahl said.

You are talking about Year 1 school chemistry. What is going on here is different.

[AlienGrey]

"We just take our material, put it in the water and the water splits down into hydrogen and oxygen," Grendahl said.

You are talking about Year 1 school chemistry. What is going on here is different.

Hey don't the warter company already do that and call it fluoride it calcifies the penal gland in your brain next
thing your memory is gone. Same stuff right ?

[Paul-R]

Hey don't the warter company already do that and call it fluoride it calcifies the penal gland in your brain next
thing your memory is gone. Same stuff right ?

Wrong.

[sm0ky2]

it is just like they delete info about it.

common reoccurring problem in our field of research.
a lot of $ is spent obscuring information,
and propagating false info to hide research.


this is compounded with recent internet flooding of hoaxes
and copy-cats faking things that were originally legit.


That's the only line of defense the powers-that-be can initiate
to combat the increasing number of researchers investigating
new forms of energy.


We are combating the largest sector of our economy.
Their resources are almost infinite.

[sm0ky2]

Electrodes Coated with nano particles of aluminum have been
shown to enhance electrolysis while simultaneously capturing
oxygen by oxidizing the aluminum.


Leading to systems that produce nearly pure hydrogen from water
at much lower energy costs than traditional systems.


This is an expansion of a process that used NiMh to do the same task.