Axil Axil <[email protected]> wrote: > *He talked about ionization, absorption, re-combination, para and ortho > and various charge states etc. Just ionization energy of 1.008 g (1 mole of > Hydrogen) is 1,312 kilojoules, the re-combination is 423 kilojoules and so > on. Without a full account of the amount of potential hydrogen in a > reaction, results are a fantasy and will not be taken seriously.* > This claim of 1,312 kJ per mole cannot be taken seriously. As I pointed out before, no one knows how to store this kind of energy in hydrogen or any other element. If anyone could do this, the method would be worth billions of dollars.
- Jed
