At 07:33 am 10/06/2006 -0600, Fred wrote: >I think isolation/separation of hydrogen from the water molecule/molecules >is unnecessary in order to get the energy release at hydrino formation. >> >> A proton (H+) should be able to enter into the electron cloud of >> an atom and capture a high energy inner shell electron (or *e- particle) >> forming the hydrino allowing an outer shell electron to >> replace it in a manner similar to the Auger Effect, thus resulting >> in a form of energy amplification." >> >> Pre-treating water with an electric field is simply a way of aligning >> the highly polar H2O molecules (electric dipoles) between the electrodes >> of a capacitor which in the case of (*e-) apparently displaces it in the >> Oxygen of the H2O so it can react favorably when a proton gets >> pushed into the O atom in the ICE compression-combustion stroke." >> >It blows the H2O molecule apart when it forms inside it though. > >Fred
I assume that is a "yes". 8-) Frank
