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To: ckilmer

How about setting up a big, giant magnifying glass, and focusing it on the patch of gypsum we want to dewater?

Actually, RF generators set below the surface could provide a more controllable source of energy input. Heat the water at depths to steam, then as the steam rises, it will do the work of releasing the crystallized water from the mineral.

But for all this, you need some power input. Solar generators?


13 posted on 06/14/2008 5:43:32 PM PDT by alloysteel (The Obamajesty exerting its Obamagic. What nirvana, what bliss!)
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To: alloysteel

How do you get water from gypsum? Simple; just add water.


14 posted on 06/14/2008 5:49:16 PM PDT by csmusaret (John McCain is the evil of two lessers)
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