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SonofDonald

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1. Very cool

Reply to nitpicker (Original post)

Mon Aug 21, 2017, 03:07 AM

Aug 2017

But I wonder what the service life of the power supply is, heat generated, weight of the device, voltage and amperage?.

I'll read the article to see if it mentions those but it sure sounds like they think it's viable, way cool technology.

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Just add water: Army researchers discover quicker, safer way to use hydrogen as energy [View all] nitpicker Aug 2017 OP

Very cool SonofDonald Aug 2017 #1

You should also cross post in Environment-Energy Omaha Steve Aug 2017 #2

Reminds me of a story from the mid-1980s re: a water-powered car Petrushka Aug 2017 #3

*SIGH* -- there is absolutely no way a catalyst could do this. eppur_se_muova Aug 2017 #4

I see that my comment below is simply a repeat of yours. n/t NNadir Aug 2017 #6

This used to be a common high school chemistry experiment when I was in high school. NNadir Aug 2017 #5