> From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[email protected]> > Date: 7/31/2006 2:41:44 AM > Subject: RE: [Vo]: Re: Aqueous-Electrolytic CO2 Catalyzed H2 Production > > > > Fred wrote: > > > > US 5,928,806 suggests to me that a pipe inside a pipe > > insulated > > with an insulating reducing bushing (inside a coupling at > > the top) > > filled with water and pressurized with CO2 should produce a > > variety of > > combustible organics > > Hi Fred, > > I didn't actively pursue this at the time as (1) I had no ready source of CO2 (thought about tests using a 'soda stream', though!) and (2) I was concerned about efficiencies. The latter was really why I posed the question to the Y! VS group - as far as I remember, Viktor's process involved very similar chemistry (under pressure), but no electrical power (although some human power was required for 'stirring' with a dual metal paddle). Sadly, the VS group was happier talking about about 'vortex' water filter jugs etc. than this sort of thing... > Attention Deficit Disorder is a common malady on vortex too, Patrick. :-)
Reacting wood (or other) biomass ashes and apple cider vinegar makes for an environmentally friendly high pressure CO2 source, Patrick. Got to keep Nick Palmer calmer. :-) > > I'll try to fish out the original information - it would be interesting to see your take on the VS (unpowered) chemistry. > Please do. Thanks. Fred > > Cheers, > Patrick
