[facedown]

The radio frequency actually weakens bonds holding together the constituents of salt water -- sodium chloride, hydrogen and oxygen -- and releases the hydrogen, which, once ignited, burns continuously when exposed to the RF energy field.

Utter gibberish.

[go-dubya-04]

Please explain: Is the sentence gramatically incorrect? Is the explanation of the concept incorrect? Or are you saying that the experiment is a hoax?

[R. Scott]

Guess I’d better stop using my microwave to heat water - I don’t want my kitchen to explode.

[Robert A Cook PE]

Did the editor & reporter even guess that there might be, er, mechanical and electrical and thermodynamic “inefficiencies” between the burning H2 “output” after the device, and the burning fuel at the INPUT of the regional plant making the electricity that made the RF energy that broke up the water into H2 & O2?

Stupid. A local HS chemistry or physics or physical science teacher could list 110 things that make this impossible. But the MSM “gleefully” writes it up - and puts the “skeptics” (as they do AGW “deniers” and energy company flaks) label on its critics!