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It does not seem so far fetched to me ...

June 6 2007 at 2:01 AM
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that some electro-magnetic force or gamma rays or something like that could cause the bonds between hydrogen and oxygen in a water molecule to release hydrogen and ignite.

But how much power is required to do that and how much power would be returned in a form that could be used to operate a steam or internal combusion engine? I expect the ratio of power in to power out is much higher than 1/1.

Perhaps this guy just stumbled onto some variation of electrolysis which has been known for many years.

 
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  1. Well I didn't say ... - Bruce Williamson on Jun 6, 9:00 PM
    1. Re: Well I didn't say ... - Ray Haupt on Jun 7, 12:58 AM
      1. I've heard that ... - Bruce Williamson on Jun 8, 11:44 PM
      2. Opps I forgot ... - Bruce Williamson on Jun 8, 11:46 PM
        1. Re: Opps I forgot ... - Ray Haupt on Jun 9, 4:59 PM
      3. Galvanic Corrosion - W. Underhill on Dec 19, 1:27 AM
     
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