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From: "Terry Blanton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Can you try to calculate the balance?
My guess is that it is significantly below breakeven.
However... <g> and you heard it first on Vortex...
...that may not be the case if one were to use a mix - say a 50-50
mix of H20 and HOOH, at perhaps even lower temps.
... and perhaps, then fed some of the energy generated back in the
form of an arc discharge (to insure that the HOOH was fully
utilized.)
In that situation, if one could use the some of the torque of the
motor, in a separate system, to compress and separate the O2 out
of air, and then use that to make HOOH in situ ...???
...'fonly' ...
[as they say in Scrabble tournaments (those old ladies are fierce
competitors, and swear like sailors when they lose to a newcomer,
so 'fonly' is relatively pleasant)... I always have to check to
make sure that there are no knitting needles handy....]
...'fonly, that is, we had the resources to find out for sure,
then I could give up Scrabble in favor of the relative safety of a
lab full of peroxide fumes. However, it is quite possible that the
addition of peroxide would alter that favorable double density
shift, of H2O at phase change.
Jones
