Hydrogen Production Breakthrough

[MarkE]

Mark E

you forgot...."all things are possible"!

For myself" Prejudice with out investigation" is not an option.

We shall see?

Chet

Chet, we have this thing called S C I E N C E.  It is the collective work of millions over hundreds of years.  To date, it has some First Principles that we have found inviolable.  Those include that matter/energy are conserved.

[ramset]

Mark
the collective works of men will build upon and improve that thing called science ,   hopefully forever more.

and just like days gone by we will have moments like this all along the way.
profound and defining changes in the possibilities and potentials.

we'll see if these fellows want to discuss this claim on Monday?
I am intrigued
thx
Chet

[MarkE]

Mark
the collective works of men will build upon and improve that thing called science ,   hopefully forever more.

and just like days gone by we will have moments like this all along the way.
profound and defining changes in the possibilities and potentials.

we'll see if these fellows want to discuss this claim on Monday?
I am intrigued
thx
Chet

We have had and will continue to have lots of moments when the deluded and charlatans alike make absurdly ridiculous claims.  In the instant one we have a claim of matter / energy creation with absolutely no supporting evidence.  A smog test does not evaluate transmutation.  Nor does it evaluate claims of energy creation.  These guys are completely FoS.

[Newton II]

Is it a confusion between Kg and litres?

http://www.rexresearch.com/kanarev/kanarev4.htm

Quote :

"One liter of hydrogen weighs 0.09 g; one liter of oxygen weighs 1.47 g. It means that it is possible to produce 111.11 / 0.09 = 1234.44 liters of hydrogen and 888.89 / 1.47 = 604.69 liters of oxygen from one liter of water. It appears from this that one gram of water contains 1.23 liters of hydrogen. Energy consumption for production of 1000 liters of hydrogen is 4 kWh and for one liter 4 Wh. As it is possible to produce 1.234 liters of hydrogen from one gram of water, 1.234 x 4 = 4.94 Wh is spent for hydrogen production from one gram of water now."

[MarkE]

Is it a confusion between Kg and litres?

http://www.rexresearch.com/kanarev/kanarev4.htm

Quote :

"One liter of hydrogen weighs 0.09 g; one liter of oxygen weighs 1.47 g. It means that it is possible to produce 111.11 / 0.09 = 1234.44 liters of hydrogen and 888.89 / 1.47 = 604.69 liters of oxygen from one liter of water. It appears from this that one gram of water contains 1.23 liters of hydrogen. Energy consumption for production of 1000 liters of hydrogen is 4 kWh and for one liter 4 Wh. As it is possible to produce 1.234 liters of hydrogen from one gram of water, 1.234 x 4 = 4.94 Wh is spent for hydrogen production from one gram of water now."

No, because they directly state that they are getting 1kg of hydrogen from one liter of water which they acknowledge "even a fifth grader" knows contains only 112g of hydrogen.