At best biofuels are an interim energy source. The claim hydrogen will run out
when fossil fuels expire is pure nonsense. Here is just one example of how
hydrogen can replace oil. http://www.phoenixproject.net/ Bob
Hi All.
I remember doing hydrolysis in 9th grade - Mr. Fallon's class, 3rd period.
I don't remember the cracking rig, but I remember using a small amount of
sulfuric acid (H2 SO4) as a catalyst.
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In a thermodynamic sense: yes, a net loss.
However, consider that the input solar energy is essentially free. If that
energy is serving no other rational purpose (i.e., not being captured as
some other usable form) then, I believe, it is better to store the energy as
gaseous hydrogen than not at
September 17, 2001
HempCar, the world's first transcontinental journey fueled by biodiesel derived
solely from industrial hemp seed oil (cannabis sativa l.), reached the 10,000
mile mark in Roswell, New Mexico, this Saturday past.
True to form, no sooner had HempCar passed through Roswell
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I was in Baltimore, Maryland for a conference when the tragedy struck, and
I just made it home this afternoon. (It's Sunday.) Aside from feeling
unspeakable rage at what has been done to my country, I can't help but feel
that if we
Hi Todd
Try the first one.
From Ethanol resources on the Web: Journey to Forever
http://journeytoforever.org/ethanol_link.html
Ethanol from cellulose
Wood-Ethanol Report: Technology Review, Environment Canada 1999 --
good overview of the problem and the current solutions on offer.
Biofuels are secure alternative energy to nuclear.
The nuclear centers are unprotected against terrorist attacks.
Tuesday, september the 18th. 2001
EFE Press Agency.
The old construction nuclear centers are
Elabore caseramente biodiesel para su actual motor de gasoil petrolfero
La solucin a sus problemas energticos.
http://sitio.de/energia
http://journeytoforever.org/energiaweb/
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We do not
why not batteries?
or use the grid as your battery?
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I'm not sure where you heard that hydrogen would run out when fossil fuels
do. Cheap hydrogen will run out when fossil fuels get expensive, as hydrogen
from electrolysis is extremely expensive, comparatively speaking, due to
energy conversion losses.
Steve Spence
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Nuclear Terrorism, Nuclear Safety
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September 17, 2001
Though few are now talking about it, atomic power is high on the list
of realities forever transformed by the terrorist nightmare of
September 11.
Unfortunately, all of my vehicles are fuel injected.Ê If they weren't
I'd beÊ drilling out carburetor jets for ethanol. Ê As it is I'm trying
to figure out how to remap their fuel injection systems to deal with
ethanol. Ê I know it's more expensive than gasoline for urban dwellers
like me, but I
No one on this list, that I know of, has suggested supplies of hydrogen are
locked to the supply of fossil fuels, but a surprising number of people are
under that impression. Hydrogen from electrolysis is expensive now, but don't
be so sure it will remain so. The Phoenix Project is just one
Steve when you see hoe the lash boiler works you will wonder why didnt you do
this with a pickup truck
and steamengine like stanley did. Ans to dangerous
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Date: 9/18/2001 6:56:40 AM Eastern Daylight Time
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perhaps we should tell them it`s in water, and we will never run out of
that. greg m
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No one on this list, that I know of, has
Can anyone tell me how low of an ambient temp bio diesel is good for
using, and what kind of additive is the best for cold weather use?
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Hey Ted, What kinda lingo- would this be?? and would it have anything
to do with the States $.40/gal ethanol support?? By DALE WETZEL,
Associated Press Writer
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) - Rather than corn or barley, North Dakota's
newest ethanol project might rely on coal.
Dakota Gasification
The 25th anniversary issue of the Land Report recently published by the Land
Institute featured this article. Its rather long so here is the URL:
http://www.landinstitute.org/texis/scripts/vnews/newspaper/+/ART/2001/03/28/
3accb0712?inarc=1
There is some interesting data in the tables comparing
I've had good luck as low as 38F, and mix with kerosene at lower temps.
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we don't have enough low cost energy to free the hydrogen from the
water.
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I wait with baited breath (now where did those cats some from?)
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Hello,
I have a quick question about installing a SVO/biodiesel tank. I own a
1990 VW Jetta which has a large space (10L +) available under the hood on the
passenger side. I plan on having a stainless steel tank made which will fit
there. What I would like to know is if I will need to
Someone whose name I can't recall wrote:
Unfortunately, all of my vehicles are fuel injected. If they weren't
I'd be drilling out carburetor jets for ethanol. As it is I'm trying
to figure out how to remap their fuel injection systems to deal with
ethanol. I know it's more expensive
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