Tom_H
Veteran Member
SamWalton said:The Super-Efficient Electrolysis is a reality.
Someone has talked you into a belief system. You are not looking at the science. The law of the preservation of mass and energy prevents what you are claiming from being possible. Sub-atomic mass, at its most basic level, smaller than quarks, actually consists of packets of energy.
The bonds that hold hydrogen and oxygen together cannot be broken by any of these absurd means that someone has brainwashed you into "believing". (Some religious zealots still believe the Earth is flat and the center of the universe. Arguing with them is pointless.) Electrolysis is an endothermic or endergonic reaction. You cannot break the bonds without the energy input. This is a matter of science, not a matter of belief. When Hydrogen and Oxygen bond, the reaction is exothermic. The same amount of energy has to be put back into the molecule to break it. Since electrolysis is not 100% efficient, more energy is required to break the bonds than is given off when they are created. I used to teach both Chemistry and Physics. I am not trying to be unkind to you, but the plain simple truth is that you have no earthly clue whatsoever as to what you are talking about. You have been reading fiction, and have come to believe what has been fed to you in a hoax. This is not like theologians debating pre-millinealism vs. post-millinealism or predestination vs. free will, or eternal security vs. falling from grace. All that is in the realm of metaphysics. This issue lies in the realm of science. There is no verifiable, repeatable, peer-reviewed, controlled laboratory research in existence anywhere to support all this nonsense you espouse.
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