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Posted Sep 17, 07 by viperfoxbat
What if you create a centrifuge with holes small enough to allow the oxygen molecules out but not the hydrogen. You could siphon off the hydrogen and oxygen into separate chambers. The centrifuge could be powered by the energy released during separation more...

Posted Sep 17, 07 by wiseoldfart
comparison of 2 volts verses 1 volt across a 2 ohm resister.

E=IR
OR
V=AxR
OR
V/R=A
1.) 2/2= 2
2.) 1/2= .5

P=IE
Watts=Amps X Volts
1.) 1amp x 2 volt = 2watt
2.) .5 amp x 1 volt = .5 watt

as you can see-
if the resistance remains the same-
reducing voltage means more...

Posted Sep 17, 07 by ZeroFossilFuel
If you keep watching you'll see that, as I discover, output is proportional to wattage, not just amperage. We're just strolling down the primrose path together.

Posted Sep 17, 07 by viperfoxbat
Would heating the Electrolyte up to a certain temperature make it more efficient? The molecules when heated would excite them and make their bond a little weaker. Have you tried all the known Electrolytes to see if there was a difference? Good luck. more...

Posted Sep 17, 07 by ZeroFossilFuel
Heating or allowing to come up to temp does increase current draw and output but efficiency (ml/min/watt) is not as easily affected.

So far I've experimented with NaHCO3, vinegar and NaOH. Also KOH but not in pure form so I can't rely on those results. more...