Linnard?s hydrogen on demand system without electricity !

[ResinRat2]

Hi Everyone,

Just to let you know, I am attempting to replicate one of the experiments outlined in Linnard's patent. This is experiment #13. After looking over the patent, this one seemed the safest and easiest to do.

I have a 5% NaOH solution here at work that I am now reducing by evaporation to a 10% concentration as outlined in the patent. I purchased 50ppm colloidal silver and 350ppm colloidal magnesium from the health food store. I also obtained a tungsten carbide electrode from a welding supply near me, and I plan on using a galvanized nail for the zinc electrode. I also have the copper wire for the connection. I am going to try to replicate the experiment exactly (concentrations of colloidal suspensions).

It may be a day or so before any initial results are obtained. I will let you know how it goes. Please be patient with me, I am busy here at work and I want to perform the experiment in one of our vent hoods for safety.

Just to let you know, I preferred the chemistry aspect of this forum, and Linnard's apparatus looked right in line with my interest.

I'll keep you all posted, but please be patient. Thanks!!!

[Dingus Mungus]

We all wait in anticipation of your results!
GOOD LUCK!

[ResinRat2]

Hello everyone,

Well, I have to admit, I honestly did not expect it to work, but my experiment is a success. I placed the electrodes into the solution and no gas was produced until I connected the wires between the electrodes. Just like the patent described, the evolution of gas began.

I have buddies here at work who were very interested, and now we are convinced.

I will need to collect the gas to see if it is flammable, but that won't be for a few days.

Just wanted to let everyone know. I duplicated experiment #13 of Linnard's patent.

Free hydrogen is now a reality in my lifetime. Man am I blown away.

Talk to you all later.

[Kator01]

Hello,

please can someone tell me what is this Tungsten Carbide - Electrode ( german translation = Wolfram-Pl?ttchen/Carbid ?? )

Regards
Kator

[Dingus Mungus]

Hello,

please can someone tell me what is this Tungsten Carbide - Electrode ( german translation = Wolfram-Pl?ttchen/Carbid ?? )

Regards
Kator

Molecularly it is:
W < 94%, C < 6.18%, Fe < 0.04%, Mo < 0.010%, Al < 0.001%

I hope that helped...