In reply to Terry Blanton's message of Sun, 15 May 2011 19:24:54 -0400: Hi, [snip] >I think it is more likely that he is using the spillover catalyst >effect to strip electrons which provide work and recombine when the H+ >hydride ions pass through the membrane to be oxidized. > >Now maybe the free electrons are made "free-er" as a hydrino-hydride. >This would mean that they would not really recombine as water but as >an oxidized hydrino-hydride. And WTF would that be? Would you drink >it? Maybe with a single malt as a mixer, eh? > >T I think he is just using Hydrino formation as a powerful oxidant that strips lots of electrons from his catalyst. The "overly" positive catalyst ions then act as the fuel source which drives the chemical reactions.
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