Linnard?s hydrogen on demand system without electricity !

[ResinRat2]

Oh, "what a fool am I, quoth he..."

No, you're no fool. I honestly don't know what is going to happen to the gasket sealer. It says it should stand up to chemicals and heat, but I had no time to do materials research. Fortunately it won't be immersed in the electrolyte solution, just exposed to any hydroxide "fog" that may rise and sublimate on the reactor top, sides, etc. I'm going with the Thomas Edison method of research on this one. Just try it. If it works, great. If it doesn't work, great. At least I will know what doesn't work then. In that case, I will try something else.

Thanks for the input Keith.

[keithturtle]

Maybe, but it ain't often I get to quote Bunyan on this board <big grin>

Jes don't leave the cell sitting idle with OH- in it, I reckon...

Keith

[ResinRat2]

Did first leak test today. Found three leaks. Two very small, one a bit larger. Couple of days needed to dry, fix, and dry. Too bad. I wanted it to be working on the 4th of July. INDEPENDANCE DAY!. Oh well.

Never give up! Never surrender!!

[bitbo]

Hey !

I am also going to replicate experiment #13

Just a quick question:

How much grams would be a tea spoon NaOH and how much grams would be a soup spoon NaOH ?
(a have no precise scale available here)

Thanks for a short reply

bitbo

[Dingus Mungus]

Bah! I hate leaks...
:: PVC fumes flashback ::
Toughest part of this whole project for me.
Do you want to hear the worst part of all?
Water proof isn't necessarily hydrogen proof.

Keep it up man, I hope to be back on this project soon.

Have a nice 4th!
~Dingus Mungus