In reply to Jones Beene's message of Wed, 22 Jul 2020 21:39:22 +0000 (UTC): Hi, [snip]
If you mix hydronium cations with hydrino hydride, the excess proton from the hydronium will combine with the hydrino-hydride to create a hydrino molecule, releasing a lot of energy in the process. It won't be a stable mixture. >Well, we could cut them some slack by assuming that the density is one kg/L. A >most interestingpossibility, for those who believe in Randell Mills concept of >hydrino hydride would be this: >Given that hydrino hydride is an anion, according to Mills, then that species >could balance the >charge of the hydronium cation. That way, a 1/1 mix should be neutral in >charge. > >There would still be a problem of phase separation - gas phase and liquid >phase but perhapsthis mix could be frozen or otherwise absorbed. >Ice-nine comes to mind <g> >Signed >Felix Hoenikker > >
