I haven’t made any wrong statements and you are simply wrong that it takes more energy to get hydrogen than what we get from it. That is not the case anymore. You didn’t even bother to read my link of the very real inventor that found a way to use a cheap alloy to split the h202 molecule. There are others too but you seem so invested in the old way that you are not really interested in the new. Are you in the oil industry?
LOL!
Where is the powerplant making the hydrogen and burning it for the excess energy?
You didn’t even bother to read my link of the very real inventor that found a way to use a cheap alloy to split the h202 molecule.
How much energy does it take to make the alloy? How much energy do you get out of the hydrogen?
There are others too but you seem so invested in the old way that you are not really interested in the new.
Yes, I'm invested in reality.
Are you in the oil industry?
Are you ever going to admit you never took Physics?