Low temperature catalytic thermolysis of water

[kolbacict]

Yes, but the dissociation products remain the same hot.
Thermal energy does not disappear, except for the consumption for the endothermic reaction of thermal dissociation of water.

Imagine that we would live on Venus with a temperature of 500 degrees.
Would we have free energy?

[Sergh]

kolbacict:
If you carefully read the topic, it is clear that by itself it does not heat up.
Heats up from a 220 volt outlet. It heats up so that the cavities in the crystals begin to vibrate at a very high speed.

At the same time, they probably begin to interact with the quantum field of virtual particles of vacuum and transfer the energy of the zero point to our real world. Zero point energy dissociates a water molecule at a temperature 5 times lower than without microcrystal cavities.
Conventional heating is no different from microwave heating:
https://phys.org/news/2013-03-nihilo-dynamical-casimir-effect-metamaterial.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLEJTaY307E
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tGRhTXKh8A
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rh898Yr5YZ8

[kolbacict]

With zero point energy, now I understand.
Now, if we return to classical thermodynamics, suggest we are the inhabitants of Venus.
500 degrees is a normal temperature for us, like for earthlings 20 degrees Celsius.
We find a magical catalyst, and decompose water vapor, which, we assume, we have in quite .
Then we burn the resulting hydrogen and oxygen without a catalyst. We get the temperature
already much higher, and again water vapor. Then everything repeats again in a circle.
On the temperature difference, you can start a heat engine and an electric generator.
What is it, we have a violation of thermodynamics ?
Or is it necessary to take into account not only the temperature, but also the amount of heat ?

[Sergh]

If you heat the zeolite in the atmosphere of Venus or the Earth or whatever, nothing will happen.
It is also necessary to transport steam, gas, water through nano labyrinths.
It is necessary to cyclically change the pressure over a wide range.

If you drilled a small hole in a barrel of gasoline, inserted a tube into it and set fire to the gasoline that flowed out? Gasoline burns and heats up above the environment. Is this a violation of the laws of thermodynamics?
To the topic of zero point energy, about the method of direct generation of electricity without water and gases:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tGRhTXKh8A

[kolbacict]

If you heat the zeolite in the atmosphere of Venus or the Earth or whatever, nothing will happen.
It is also necessary to transport steam, gas, water through nano labyrinths.
It is necessary to cyclically change the pressure over a wide range.

Yes, I understood everything. We will do as you say, and with pressure too.
But why here about the barrel of gasoline?
We had only water, and we get only water, and so on in a circle.
And yet add thermal energy is taken, as if from nowhere.