Linnard?s hydrogen on demand system without electricity !

[ResinRat2]

Hi pg46,

Looks like you duplicated experiment #11 of the patent. Excellent. Now we have a confirmation of that one as well. Hopefully it will run longer than Experiment #13 did.

[pg46]

Hi -

My electrode is into the solution only 4 cm deep. It is producing 0.5 volts like I had mentioned earlier and for Hartiberlin, I checked with my DC amp gauge and it reads at 40ma of current while producing  gas.
I will try sometime with some carbon electrode which I think I have around here somewhere and also may try with KOH in another solution.
My zinc electrode is quite a big piece of pure zinc metal 1mm thick x 2cm wide and so I think it would take a really long time for it to go away.
If I disconnect the wire between the electrodes for a few minutes then the voltage climbs on up to about 0.75 Volts and then can produce about 80 ma briefly.

Thats it for now

[ResinRat2]

Stefan,

Looking at the patent again I think we might have a clue to the 350ml/min video. When you get time look at the information beginning on paragraph 0122. This is the aluminum-acid cell. It is decscribed as almost uncontrollable for reaction rate. Also it says the reactions are balanced. So the oxidation and reduction can balance each other.

I will look to see if one of the experiments duplicates this reaction.

[pg46]

Stefan-

I tried the carbon rod in place of the zinc electrode and there was very little or no bubbles. I then put the carbon in place of the nickel electrode and still there was little or no noticeable reaction happening.

Best,

[hartiberlin]

Hi PG46,
thanks for trying the carbon. You must replace the Nickel with it....

Hmm, did you make sure, that there was no plating of metal as you put the graphite rod first wrongly in ?
Please wash off the graphite rod with water and try again...
It could be, that all the metal electrodes and the coloidal metal needs to have the right chemical difference voltage due to their electronegatively to get it to work and that graphite was then out of the range...

PG46 , please try again to substitute the electrolyte with saltwater and see, if this also generates gas at the nickel and zinc electrodes. Many thanks.