I see an economic diasater coming...

[triffid]

I agree with you RR.I jumped without looking too hard.I so badly wanted it to be a new way to split water.One reason why I am not working as a chemist and you are.Plus the fact I once got interviewed for a chemistry job by a man without a face.It had been blown off in his lab three years before. Since then I do most of my chemistry with paper and pencil. triffid

[the_big_m_in_ok]

I agree with you RR.I jumped without looking too hard.I so badly wanted it to be a new way to split water.One reason why I am not working as a chemist and you are.Plus the fact I once got interviewed for a chemistry job by a man without a face.It had been blown off in his lab three years before. Since then I do most of my chemistry with paper and pencil. triffid

Now you're talking, triffid.
I've never done chemistry research without pencil and paper, since I've never had the money, privacy, or training to do the job without possibly killing myself.  Same for high voltage.

Splitting water molecules can be done with cold fusion, OR, going the Brown's gas route, yes?

Speaking of water:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110416/ap_on_bi_ge/as_japan_earthquake
Kukushima is 6 times the size of Chernobyl with an additional 150%-200% more spent fuel rods on top of that.  Iodine is percolating into the Pacific again.  There could be dozens of cracks.  Ground penetrating radar?  Computer generated explosive-initiated seismographs?  Is somone not thinking over there?

What else is there I didn't see?  I'm open to suggestions.

--Lee

[triffid]

I hope that we will all find overunity here.I hope we all find answers to what we are looking for.I hope I can find something that was overlooked.I found something in 2004 that was important.I spent a year and a half writing up a patent for it.I then found out someone wrote up a patent in 1962.Same idea.I don't know what upset me more.The fact that someone invented it before me or the fact that it had been ignored for 49 years.
It had to with solar power.I found a way to make a flat mirror act like a parabolic mirror.It can be any size.I made small models for less than $10.00 each and they were dangerous.A 2x4 would catch fire in 4 seconds.If you looked at the bright light too long you could go blind.triffid

[triffid]

So for now grease fires do not split water into oxygen and hydrogen.When water is added to a grease fire it only spreads it.Same for oil fires.triffid

[fritznien]

lee what your doing is a blevy explosion. old hat in the oil industry.
blevy stands for "boiling liquid expanding vapour explosion"
nasty stuff in a big tank when the water on the bottom starts to boil, kicks some oil out the top and then flashes to steam
with the pressure release blowing much more out.
note fuel tanks almost always have a little water in them.
fritznien