John Berry wrote:
"I think Biberian is still pursuing this. His biggest problem is that
the anode and cathode heat up and lose contact. In other words, they
do not touch, which causes a failure -- the opposite from liquid
electrolysis. "
Wow, you must have some creative reading ability to get that from
what I just quoted above!
I do not understand what you are getting at. I stated quite plainly
that with liquid electrolysis the anode and cathode do not touch,
whereas with a proton conductor (gas electrolysis) they do touch.
What is your question? I suggest you read Mizuno, Oriani and Biberian
for details.
- Jed
