Salt Water Fuel From Radio Waves

[newbie123]

I don't buy this guy's claim.         A 13.57 Mhz photon just doesn't have enough energy (normally) to ionize salt water, from what I've read..  If it was a 13,570,000,000,000 Hz photon, then it might be possible.   If it was possible, wouldn't the sun have disassociated the ocean by now (over millions of years)?

[TheNOP]

I don't buy this guy's claim.         A 13.57 Mhz photon just doesn't have enough energy (normally) to ionize salt water, from what I've read..  If it was a 13,570,000,000,000 Hz photon, then it might be possible.   If it was possible, wouldn't the sun have disassociated the ocean by now (over millions of years)?

how do microwave oven work ?
does it need to ionize something to do what is does ?

[newbie123]

You can't compare the two phenomena,  they're completely different.

[TheNOP]

You can't compare the two phenomena,  they're completely different.

why is it different ?

tell me, since water molecules can be "shaked" by RF, isnt it safe to assume that the same can be true for any molecules, given the right frequency is meet ?

[newbie123]

Microwave ovens  work by rotating water molecules back and forth really fast which generate heat.   The process is called dielectric heating.    In dielectric heating all the energy goes towards heat generation... In photoionization, ideally no energy is lost in heat, and all the photon's energy is used to eject the H-O-H binding electrons, which make hydroxy gas.