This guy tries to say that it takes less energy to convert water to Hydrogen and Oxygen gasses than the energy produced by recombining them. This can't be true. There are ways now of getting rid of all energy wastes like friction, sound, heat and inertia. So if this statement was true, we could have perpetual energy, which is thought to be impossible. That would be like having a motor turn a generator which powers the motor, and expecting it to run forever. What do you think?
http://www.lilybrookherefords.com/stef/waterasfuel.htm
2006-06-15
19:22:42
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