RE: [Vo]: Re: Nitrogen Oxides and Waterfuel

[Frederick Sparber]

A few Urea (NH2-CO-NH2) pellets dissolved in the cell

water should decompose to form NO.

 

I once used an "octane booster"  made from Urea dissolved in

gasoline using Acetone as a co-solvent. My Mercury Cougar

ran like a race car on it, but it gummed up the octane test engine

at the oil refinery where we were testing it as a substitute for

leaded gasoline.

 

Lots of Nitrates in rainwater and groundwater.

 

If household ammonia  doesn't "orgonize" your Joe Cell, piss on it.

 

Fred

----- Original Message -----

From: Frederick Sparber

To: vortex-l

Sent: 6/23/2006 2:53:41 AM

Subject: [Vo]: Re: Nitrogen Oxides and Waterfuel

Global lightning fixes 40 million tons of nitrogen annually  by

creating Paramagnetic Nitric Oxide (NO).

 

Ammonia (NH3)  oxidizes exothermally in the presence of a catalyst:

 

4 NH3 + 5 O2 ---->  6 H2O + 4 NO + 900 kJ

 

Oxidation of NO to Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) is exothermic:

 

2 NO + O2 -----> 2 NO2 + 116 kJ

 

Reaction of NO2 with H2O can form Nitric Acid (HNO3):

 

2 NO2 + 2 H2O ------> HNO3 + NO + 2 OH

 

In the presence of O2 at the anode of a (stainless steel) electrolysis cell:

 

NO + O2 -----> NO2 +  O

 

NO2 + H2O ------> NO + 2 OH

 

NO  + O ----->  NO2

 

NO2 + H2O -----> NO + 2 OH

 

More available  Atmospheric or Electrolysis O2 and a catalytic  (SS) surface

 

NO + O2 ----->  NO2 + O

 

NO2 + H2O ----->  NO + 2 OH

 

NO + O ------>  NO2 .... and so on for a couple of days as long

as the cell is kept warm, NO?

 

Same results with different reaction pathways. Hess' Law.

 

Fred