reply to post by warpboost
That Sounds like you are trying to apply physics second law of thermodynamics, but you are not!
You are saying that you cannot get more energy out of a chemical reaction than you put into it? HORSEHOCKEY!
How about a chemical battery.
How about explosives.
How about baking soda and vinegar.
How about igniting Phospherous or any of the burning metals.
Gasoline.
The list of chemical reactions which produce more energy than you put into them is huge.
Many of them result in the release of Hydrogen gas just like electrolosis.
No one has publicly proven that they can get more energy out than is put in to produce hydrogen via electrolosis, but some newer methods have come
relatively close to 90% There are formulations of chemical additives, Nano structures, Heat, and Pressure. All of which dramatically increase the
efficiency. All that is needed is for two or three methods which can raise the efficiency from 60% to 90% to be used together in concert to produce
more energy out than is used to initiate the chemical reaction.
Please do not try to apply Physics laws to a chemical reaction. This is nonsense.
It is like saying you cannot get more energy out of a system than you put in. Well, what about windmills and dams sir?
Oh and by the way the second law of thermo dynamics is a joke in physics.
Why hasn't the universe run down like a cheep watch by now if everything it does takes more energy than it puts out?
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