<[email protected]> wrote:
> ...surely, a DC electrolysis cell will only create Oxygen at one electrode > and > only Hydrogen at the other? In short, it is quite simple to produce pure > Hydrogen? > It isn't very pure, according to Mizuno. You have to take several extra steps to eliminate impurities. An electrolysis separator is simple in principle but complicated in practice. There have been many proposals to equip houses with them, so that cars can be fueled with hydrogen for combustion. The prototype separators have a tendency to explode. You would need only a small one for a Rossi device, but I think a small tank of H2 would be safer and cheaper. The Rossi device itself is a tank of hydrogen. A high-temperature one, at that. So if keeping a tank of hydrogen around the house is inherently unsafe, the whole machine is unsafe. The addition of an extra external tank does not seem to make it more unsafe. - Jed
