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R W replied to John Bushnell's discussion Energy to dissoicate Hydrogen from water in the group Engineering applications for the Hydrogen IndustryJohn Bushnell replied to R W's discussion WHAT NOW? in the group Engineering applications for the Hydrogen Industry"Do you know the answers to the following questions?
How much electrical energy does it typically take to disassociate H2O thru the electrolysis process?
How much electrical energy does it typically take to disassociate H2O by using an RF…"
karl jeffery commented on R W's blog post WHAT NOW?"are you able to explain how it works or is that a secret?"
R W replied to R W's discussion WHAT NOW? in the group Engineering applications for the Hydrogen Industry"Where to get it ...
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Bogdan Asciu replied to R W's discussion WHAT NOW? in the group Engineering applications for the Hydrogen Industry"Hey RW. I too have a system to cheaply, very cheaply produce Hydrogen AND methane from water...... and I have the same problem, need to get a team together or scientists, engineers and funding.... together I bet you and I have some realistic cheap…"
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WHAT NOW?
I have designed a process that makes hydrogen production cost-effective.However, I'm so stinking poor I can't build it.I'vetried numerous contacts including the DOE, The White House, senators,congressmen, Al, Gore, Bill Clinton, And Jimmy Carter to name a few.I've also tried many philanthropic organizations, and even celebs. I've gotten two or three responses to the effect of "good luck."The rest either didn't bother to respond or replied with some programmed response.I need to find a way to…See More
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R W posted a blog postWHAT NOW?
I have designed a process that makes hydrogen production cost-effective.However, I'm so stinking poor I can't build it.I've tried numerous contacts including the DOE, The White House, senators, congressmen, Al, Gore, Bill Clinton, And Jimmy Carter to name a few.I've also tried many philanthropic organizations, and even celebs. I've gotten two or three responses to the effect of "good luck."The rest either didn't bother to respond or replied with some programmed response.I need to find a way to…See More
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WHAT NOW?
I have designed a process that makes hydrogen production cost-effective.
However, I'm so stinking poor I can't build it.
I've tried numerous contacts including the DOE, The White House, senators, congressmen, Al, Gore, Bill Clinton, And Jimmy Carter to name a few.
I've also tried many philanthropic organizations, and even celebs.
I've gotten two or three responses to the effect of "good luck."
The rest either didn't bother to respond or replied with some… Continue
However, I'm so stinking poor I can't build it.
I've tried numerous contacts including the DOE, The White House, senators, congressmen, Al, Gore, Bill Clinton, And Jimmy Carter to name a few.
I've also tried many philanthropic organizations, and even celebs.
I've gotten two or three responses to the effect of "good luck."
The rest either didn't bother to respond or replied with some… Continue
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