Emulsifying Brown's Gas

[rfsimoes]

Hi guys,

Today I tried to mix water with gas and I think I came up with a reasonable emulsion.

I've poured some gas on a glass and then added 1/4 of water.
Then some drops of hair shampoo "Garnier", dish washer "Fairy".
At this point it starts to mix but it slowly separate also if let quiet.
Then I added a few drops of common 70% ethilic alcohol.

The mixture seems to stabilize long enough for a quick experiment.

At ebay.co.uk I could not find any COCAMIDE DEA and ETHOXYLATED NONYLPHENOL (IGEPAL).
We are doomed here on Europe

[kremlin01]

Hi anyone know where 'Goldeneqity' went?
He seemed to be getting on top of this item.

regards, Bren.

[tulook]

This may be a silly idea, but has anyone tried one of those ultrasonic cool mist devices to emulsify the Brown gas-Oil medium?

[lon92]

Hi y'all!!
Just another silly question... 

Did anybody tried emulsifying oil and water using microwave oven?? 

According to what I know,
microwave oven create some kinetic energy in water molecule to generate friction... 
Thus, making heat...

I have no microwave oven in my house  , can somebody try this??

Thanks...

[froarty]

Let me add a piece to the puzzle because like you I see a lot of the pieces coming together. I think we are all trying to get hydrogen to form hydrinos - Only Cal Tech so far understands and patented the use of casimir cavities inside the skeletal catalyst to allow the atoms to orient and form molecules in an extremely condensed form...hence the name. Casimir plates are paralell metal plates that restrict the wavelength of larger virtual particles from occuring between the plates vs outside the plates. if the plates aren't braced the difference will push the plates together which is why DARPA is trying to find ways to avoid nano "aggregation" of metal materials. This also makes the plates difficult to self assemble except as multistep where alloys are leached out to form the cavities.... I think this also explains the force everyone is fighting in their methodology. you have to create these cavities either chemically or mechanically, stop them from self aggregating AND get the monatomic hydrogen to form covalent bonds while in this compressed orientation or it will simply "untwist" on exiting the cavity. I predict if you take a careful look at your set up you will find some form of metallic confinement on the order of casimir geometry (<2nm) - I do reccomend experimenting with skeletal cats since they automatically give you the fixed geometry and allow you to concentrate on agitating the cavity and supplying the monatomics without letting them pre mic. good luck Fran    byzipp.com/energy