Linnard?s patent is out ! Splitting H2O just with a catalysator !

[Tero]

The Linnard patents and videos are very interesting. What is the origin of the videos?


Colloidal metal suspensions can be made easily by putting two metal electrodes in distilled (distilled, not de-ionized) water and applying about 30VDC. After 30min-1hr you should have about 10ppm or so solution.

At least colloidal silver can be made in this way, and I suspect the same works for lead and aluminum/magnesium too. The only problem is where to get high purity lead and aluminum base materials. Pharmacy or chem lab material suppliers, perhaps?

Attached is his US patent application in an easily readable format.

Tero

[Paul-R]

I reckon this is where Linnard Griffin lives. Does
anyone live near enough to call in and have a chat?
He is probably in the telephone book. He could be
phoned up first. It could be turned into a lecture
tour of Europe for him if he likes the idea.
http://www.google.co.uk/local?q=linnard+griffin&hl=en&hs=S6I&lr=&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&sa=X&near=Bertram,+TX+78605,+USA&radius=0&latlng=30741082,-98052932,3664426549436375100

Paul.

[kenbo0422]

I would imagine that producing colloidal aluminum and lead would be the same process as producing colloidal silver for health reasons.  30v DC and two very pure silver bars or coins and let the electrolysis erode the metal into a container of water.

[Kator01]

Better catalysator for splitting water is the rare earth CERIUM. If you do reseach on this metal you will find that it is described as producing very much H2 if in contact with hot water. The only problem would be to recombine the cerium-oxide back to cerium.

I am presently doing research on this because way back between the 50 ties and 70 ties Postbusses in a Town in swizerland would run on H2 produced by a Cerium-Brick.

Anyone here is encouraged to do additional  reseach on this and post here.

Thanks
Kator01

[DADINK]

sounds radioactive.... is it???