most promising water split

[wojwrobel]

Consider what the following have in common:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKPrGxB1Kzc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yh_-DUKQ4Uw


Interestingly enough, these are a demonstration of a form of 'vacuum' energy.


Yet, notice the rudimentary nature of the above examples, and the vast amount of room for improvement.



TS

hello

well if the pistol shrimp can split water why we in 21 century cant ? or can we ?
check this patent US6719817 "Cavitation hydrogen generator"
not sure how efficient is this machine but that just a simple way of showing that there is "other" way than electrolysis....

I'm still sticking to high voltage "electrostatic" way ..

i think playing with steam and high voltage potential will work I'm preparing 1st experiment 5KV and Y shape glass tube steam enters at bottom going to one side +5KV and -5KV from bottom to other side booth electrodes outside the glass Y , second variant + electrode inside and - electrode outside

off corse one of this Y will not do the job alone but when you put another Y on top of each first Y ends and then another it will (i hope) finally end up with one side oxygen other side hydrogen maybe some additional RF or UV will help ? or switching dihydronium H502 steam which is easier to split as described in patent US7125480

cheers
wojsciech

[pmihai99]

Hello,I am a beginner and my English is not good enough,but I need some advise in which direction is better to try:Meyer WFC+ultrasonic or Meyer WFC+Avramenco/Tesla single wire.And for this reason I ask from the experienced ones about  what exactly to read because it is tones of  information,would take a lot of time with unknown results.It is a comparation of results,productivity of different ways,setups to produce hydrogen ?
Or where and who to ask these questions ?

Thanks for understanding,
pmihai99