The downfalls of conventional electrolysis - and how to fix them

[Airbag]

@ oswaldonfire

A question:

Coils were mentioned - made of .... "800 or so turns of 22-gauge magnet wire wrapped around the outside of the pipe."

Q. - Were the turns continuous up the pipe or layered, a set of turns over the others ?

[oswaldonfire]

The turns were layered. The THICKER the coil, the STRONGER the flux inside.

[sergenet]

I followed this thread from the begininng and want to thank oswaldonfire for his unselfishness and real desire to help those who ask for it. I did build an HHO system using ss plates and produced quite a bit of hydrogen that the head blew and the cylinders warped. Cost me $1200 for an engine overhaul. Needless to say without knowing how to control the amount of HHO generation I stopped working on the project for the past 2 years. Now I am excited again and want to start all over using the same principle but on a microscopic scale as described in these posts. Again thanks for bringing hope and excitment back into my life.

[oswaldonfire]

I am very glad to have sparked your mind once again, sergenet. Welcome to the thread!

I am very excited to announce the following:

I have just done some simple calculations, and have found the amount of available surface area in this setup.

A supersaturated solution of NaOH gives us approximately 2.9 x 10^25 Sodium ions per liter of solution.

The surface area of a single sodium atom is approximately 4.54 x 10^-19 square meters.

The surface area of a single Sodium ion is approximately 1.18 x 10^-19 square meters.

So in one liter of a saturated solution, we have:

(1.18 x 10^-19)(2.9 x 10^25 ) = 3.42887 x 10^6  square meters.

Yes, you read that right… 3.43 MILLION SQAURE METERS!!!!

And that's in one 10cm cubed space.

[b0rg13]

SO....... it may only take a cell the size of a test tube to run a car?..and even that might be over kill?..