Salt Water Fuel From Radio Waves

[d3adp00l]

And another inventor has entered the deadpool.

[mscoffman]

Actual there was more than one Kanzius video. One shows reporters and Kanzius
standing around igniting this system with what looks like smoldering wooden splints
- those incense sticks.

If the fluid is relatively pure salt water then the only thing that can cause a significant
combustion flame is HHO. The only alternative would be some sort of RF plasma entity.

Obviously if it is HHO, then getting to ignite would not be much of a problem. If
Kanzius didn't see it was HHO then he should have.

The other thing to be aware of is HHO flame emits optical energy in the IR infrared
part of the spectrum and CCD TV cameras are extra sensitive to IR.

Water does not burn! - HHO does.

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:S:MarkSCoffman

[TheNOP]

i wonder if it is water dissociation or NaCl dissociation that start the burning process.

Elementary sodium reacts strongly with water, according to the following reaction mechanism:

2Na(s) + 2H2O â†' 2NaOH(aq) + H2(g)

[dankie]

This has to do with Meyl`s neutrino stuff/theories ... that old scalar waves stuff ... VVTF are scalar waves ??

This is very BIG stuff

[newbie123]

How about someone prove that polarized RF can actually disassociate salt water?   Has anyone replicated this?     If it is possible, this technique would be consider new science, I believe..  But I haven't seen any replications (or even detailed replication information on the experiment)    ..  The patents were pretty much worthless wrt to providing details, I thought.