Water into fuel?

http://www.wkyc.com ^ | 6/1/2007 | Michael O'Mara

[Para-Ord.45]

John Kanzius ,local inventor had a brain storm in the middle of the night as to how to cure cancer. Certain radio frequencies will heat particles ( not explained in detail) of gold. Injected into the patient the particles would attach to the cancer cells and the machine would be turned on, cancer cells die.

But John discovered his generator could burn salt water, the hydrogen and oxygen are released creating a hot flame that burns at 1500 C .

No more gas in your car, only salt water?

[Red Badger]

Okay, who’s got the “Not this S-—t again!” pic?........

[Leatherneck_MT]

It’s an intriguing Idea, I wonder how it would work.

[posterchild]

No gas, only saltwater ... and a gas powered generator to produce the electricity to produce the radio waves...

[Celerity]

Just because it pops off a little flame, doesn’t mean it will work to move a couple thousand pounds down the road.

I demonstrate electrolysis and combustion all the time using a shotglass and a 9 volt. That doesn’t mean that 1000 9 volts and 1000 shot glasses will power a car.

[Red Badger]

Fire away.......

[wastedyears]

[RC2]

Try this website and go through it. Quite interesting. http://www.infinite-energy.com/

[John Valentine]

I wonder how it would work.

It wouldn't.

The energy cost to power the radio frequency generator would be multiple times the energy potential of the hydrogen generated by the process. What is described here is only an interesting tabletop experiment. It has no commercial potential whatsoever.

[Leatherneck_MT]

and you can prove this how?

[Leatherneck_MT]

thanks for the link RC

[Mr. Lucky]

You’re asking him to prove a negative. The question is: how could it be made feasible?

[pabianice]

This reporter is an idiot. To release “free” energy from seawater takes more energy to create the heating than is released. It’s still an energy loss process.

[raybbr]

[NonZeroSum]

<VOICE="Homer Simpson">Lisa, in this house, we OBEY the laws of thermodynamics.</VOICE>

[Leatherneck_MT]

Would love to see it made feasible.

[evets]

Unnngh...

[Fudd]

It would depend on what in the salt water is being burned. If the chemical reation is H2O —RF energy—> H2 + O2 —combustion—> H2O, then the RF generator would consume more energy than is liberated by burning hydrogen. On the other hand, if there something else in the salt water that is burning, then it is possible, in theory, for a net energy gain.

[Leatherneck_MT]

thanks for your scientific response.

[Red Badger]

Thanks!......