In reply to Jones Beene's message of Sat, 26 Aug 2006 10:42:55 -0700: Hi, If you want to convince us that there is free energy here, then I think you need to show a complete closed cycle of net exothermic chemical reactions.
[snip] >Now we get to SOD, which is the culprit of the attempted pun in >the subject line. Actually, I'm tempted to call it a double pun - >in the context of water fuel, but if you have to explain it to >that degree - it is truly only "attempted". > >Superoxide dismutase (SOD) is a biological necessity and catalyst >for cellular energy - and often contains manganese (MnSOD). When >superoxide dismutase comes in contact with a metastable >superoxide, it reacts and forms the stable molecule --> hydrogen >peroxide. > >OU - Plain and simple - No-Zero-Nada outside energy is required. >This is nature's form of free-energy, and it is NU but not new. > >That is why Fred and a few others are so interested and >enthusiastic about the application of this concept to automotive >use - and in building on the features of metal colloids, which are >essentially SODs when oxygen is present with water. Any way you >cut it, or "is" it ...<g> it is "free energy." > >But I am struck by the fact that the best (perhaps 'only' >feasible) answer to solving our energy crisis in the near term >(without the breakthrough in magnetics or LENR or whatever) may >have been in every cell in our bodies but locked-up in the secrets >of cellular metabolism - all along. > >So perhaps this effort this falls into the department of "nothing >new under the sun"... or rediscovering the obvious. > >Jones I'm afraid it's not obvious to me. Regards, Robin van Spaandonk http://users.bigpond.net.au/rvanspaa/ Competition provides the motivation, Cooperation provides the means.
