H2 to 2H - what are the options?

[franco malgarini]

We have to experiment , experiment , experiment , but always with the goal of producing atomic gases at minimal cost ...

[ourbobby]

We have to experiment , experiment , experiment , but always with the goal of producing atomic gases at minimal cost ...

Yes, but not to waste time trying prove something with the wrong techniques, and where the information you suggest is readily available. Often, experimenters' research their test procedures and form test hypotheses. Often, step by step, their hypotheses are successfully tested. Nothing wrong with what you are doing, its just that your drawings do not give the impression of a valid experimental procedure.

Good luck

[franco malgarini]

Ferlini experiment for water magnetolysis

[dieter]

This is all very nice and good, and yet I get the impression that I am the guinea pig in this experiment ... nah, just kiddin' ^^

Thanks very much, Franco. I don't mind if you sketch the worlds future on a napkin, as long as it is genious. Which it obviously is. Whether I am able to implement it is an entirely diffrent question :^) ... excuse me for using these unscientific smileys... that's just me.

I got some palladium and gallium here. Does anyone think a palladium-"doted" Ga alloy could function as a H-splitting, paintable membrane? Probably in a magnetic field? I do imagine fairly imperfect lattice structures containing permeable tunnels for small hydrogen atoms, kind of like a coffee filter.

[a.king21]

My sponsor found  that  the secret is splitting H2O in the 40 khz range.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39qURI2g6Ls