The downfalls of conventional electrolysis - and how to fix them

[jikwan]

never mind-didnt see the previous posts

[oswaldonfire]

I can answer any questions you need.

However, I will not spoon-feed the answers. Rather, see what you can come up with by yourself - or even better - amongst yourselves. That's what a forum is for...right?

I can provide guidance if anyone needs it.

[JamesThomas]

"I think it will be beneficial to discuss further the details of what exactly is happening in that solution"

Isn't the same thing happening that happens in a common "plate" cell, only at a microscopic level? The dynamics are the same only magnified a thousand+ times because of the huge molecular surface area involved compared to common cells? You've already explained it. The proof is in the pudding. In the replication.

You mentioned oil companies and such...well a youtube account with vids of your work can easily reach thousands, even millions. Please don't discount it. You can get a nice little Flip video camera for $100 that takes really nice and clear videos.

[jikwan]

glad to know youll still be with us a while os
someone pretty soon will build one and put it on utube

well, i sre disgraced myself there
shows how much i got in my head trying to
figure something so simple

i gotta get some sleep
had a hard day

[oswaldonfire]

Correct!!!!

This is the EXACT SAME thing that happens in a conventional cell - only at a microscopic level. You are absolutely, 100% correct. And the molecular size of the electrodes fixes all the problems of normal electrolysis.

A simplified version of what happens:

For every downswing of the EMF, each sodium atom will catalyze the release of one hydrogen atom and one oxygen atom. These monatomic gasses will bubble out of solution.

Do you now see where we can get our incredible production!?

For EVERY sodium atom.. we're getting ONE hydrogen and ONE oxygen. That's a lot of gas.

Now... pulse the field... but pulse it FAST. You're getting that amount of gas EVERY PULSE.

I encourage you and anyone else reading this to build a replication for yourself. It's so simple.

I'll see what I can do about getting some videos to post online. I agree with you that youtube could be a viable way of getting this out.

I hope you are right, jikwan. If we can get this technology out to the world.. everyone could build one. Run your house, run your car... for how much money? Pocket change, compared to a solar system or a commercial hydrogen system... neither of which do much of anything anyway.

What about a small device that a homeowner could buy.. maybe for a hundred bucks or so...  that would power their furnace, or car, or whatever else they want. This way everyone could have one - not just people like us who are comfortable in building their own. People want commercial quality - something in a nice case with quality construction, safety features, and a warranty.