John Kanzius: saltwater can burn!

[darchorse]

a good idea for a piston engine would be to inject the saltwater into a precombustion chamber and then hit it with the RF releasing the hydrogen and then igniting it in the combustion chamber. no hydrogen storage so no chance of nuking yourself. i can imagine a rf generator inside the cylinder head etc etc. does anyone here have a clue about rf generators?

[lincolninked]

As I read the text above including the advice to install a bomb vault (that alone will make the feds nervous) I can't help but think of the huge hydrogen cell just posted on youtube held in the passenger seat with pull ties and the seat belt.  O my goodness!

Yes, safety is a great thing.  Everyone be careful (did I leave something going in the lab hours ago?)

[hartiberlin]

User Apollo69 just wrote this to me:

Hello,

Exciting news maybe about John Kanzius and his 'salt water' device. I do not know where to post this, can you find a suitable place on the forum ?
Please let me know. I have been following the news about Kanzius for a while.

Regards,

Fred

http://www.erieblogs.com/archives/2007/07/

Inventor John Kanzius will share the latest updates on his groundbreaking cancer research project to area business and community leaders, during the Manufacturers' Association's monthly Eggs 'n' Issues briefing, Tuesday, July 31, at the Manufacturers' Association of Northwest Pennsylvania Conference Center, 2171 West 38th Street at 8 am. To register for this briefing, contact Tracy Shepard at 814/833-3200, 800/815-2660 or click here to register on the Association's web site. Cost is $30 for members, $60 for non-members.
Based in Erie, Kanzius, a former broadcast executive and engineer, invented a radio wave technology that shows great promise for a non-invasive treatment and cure for cancer. "There have been a lot of exciting developments with the project and this briefing will give the business community a better understanding of the progress that has been made." said Ralph Pontillo, Manufacturers' Association president. "This research has the potential to dramatically grow the Erie economy." The Kanzius Non-invasive Radio Wave Treatment is a potential cancer therapy that uses high-energy radio waves to destroy cancer cells that have been "tagged" with nano particles. Nano particles attached to cancer cells are heated by radio waves to a temperature, which destroys the cancer cells. The technique is non-invasive, and can be provided without the need for auxiliary chemotherapy or radiation. Intensive and promising technological research about the Kanzius Radio wave Treatment is currently under way at M. D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas, the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, the Mayo Clinic and other American medical centers.
The Manufacturers' Association is partnering with the Erie-Western Pennsylvania Port Authority to present the Roar on the Shore motorcycle rally, August 10-11, to raise funds for Community United for a Cancer Cure, the Erie-based group, working to help fund the Kanzius research. For more information on the event visit www.roarontheshore.com.

[jaminunit]

nice one, will look into this more.

[vondesastre]

one damn thing to remember when burning salt water >>> is that at the same time you re burning water you are buring salt >>>>>>>  am i mistaking in saying salt = sodium chloride >>>> am i mistaking saying burning chlorine and/or its compounds in atmospheric air at extrem temperatures will also make  :-[nitrogen/chloried+other other elements >>>am no chemistry research phd but>>>am i mistaking in concluding that those are leathal compouds for man kind>>>


never the less nice discovery though