Endless energy from Salt - Magnet

[christo4_99]

if you start with it empty and use a tube with a y in it the water will automatically seperate into + and -...the magnets could be used at the y thereby reducing the need for the magents to be so large...do a search on google for something like "static discharge water drop ions "

[triffid]

Recall that a flow of electrons moving through a wire that is placed in a magnetic field will cause the wire to move in one direction or the other depending on the flow of electrons.Recall the lentz  effect?That is the basis for electric motors?You can cause the liquid electrolyte solution to stir itself with properly placed magnets when a current is flowing through it.You place the magnets at 90 degree angles to the flow of electrons.It would create different density zones that could be used to make something I guess.Again here the key words is "flow of electrons".I intend to use this effect when I make HHO generators as it knocks the bubbles off of the electrodes more quickly.I will be making an electric motor in a jar using a liquid.I saw this in a video clip on u-tube one time.Triffid

[triffid]

Magnets have another purpose in the breaking down of water.One(O or H^2) gas is attracted to a magnetic field and the other is repelled by the magnetic field.Hence the magnet already pulls apart the water molecule by itself(or stretches it).I have not seen a magnet strong enough to rip water apart on its own.But it will assist an electric current in doing so.Resulting in a lower voltage with magnets than without magnets.I don't have exact numbers and I don't recall which gas is attracted or repelled.But I know the trends.Triffid

[ResinRat2]

I just found this article today:

http://www.hydrogencarsnow.com/blog2/index.php/hydrogen-production/hydrogen-from-salt-water-and-magnets-a-possibility

which led me to the actual experiment:

http://www.physorg.com/news156596965.html

This relates to what you wrote Triffid.

I wonder how this could be used to generate a constant current in a single container? Maybe like you suggested earlier ChileanOne. Time for some brainstorming. Maybe even using the techniques of the patent that you linked to, Tinker, that uses magnetic salts like Ferrous Chloride or Manganese Chloride to get a current going.

Notice also that in the experiment: hydrogen and oxygen came off one electrode, and the chlorine gas came off the other. What if KOH or NaOH was used instead. Then would hydrogen and oxygen be coming off of both electrodes? That is an interesting thing to find out.

[lumen]

I have to say that that is an interesting idea!

If you had long pipes submerged in the ocean, as water flowed upward toward the surface, energy would be produced as well as gasses.

The gasses would continue to expand and draw more water into the pipes to create a perpetual cycle that would be totally free once started!