Shaking
water molecules to break is easy, we know lots of ways to do it, Even MIR is already an old technology. The molecular bonds vibrate in many different ways. The trick is to find ways to split the
water molecule using the
energy in those bonds. In conventional
electrolysis this
energy is lost into heat. Additional
energy is lost (as heat) when the protonic
hydrogen and oxygen make pairs (H2 O2) But lets start with thinking of clean energy. Then think about clean water. Then realise that 99% of the price we pay for products is in the
energy cost. Now remember most people on this
planet try to live on less than 1
dollar per day. Petroleum is pumped out of the ground for free and burning it costs oxygen we desperately need to breath. It's to much of a price to pay for a bunch of petrowarmongers. Is it not? Sonofusion or other resonant dissociation of
water would be like getting 100 times as much
energy from a gallon of
water than from a gallon of petroleum or a huge pile of coal. But you can already build a
fuel savings device yourself. People are ramping them up to 200 mpg already. Open source there is the
smack booster,
Bob Boyce electrolyzer and thousands of other simple devices doing the same. Gluing some
solar to the roof of your
car makes it less Ærodynamic but after adding some batteries you can suck the
electricity you need for
hydrogen fuel enhancement out of that and/or get rid of the dynamo. Remember those are things you can do yourself in your garage. We need our scientists to make the cold/sono
fusion work, suppressing it for conservation of petroleum monopoly is an idea whose time should end. Cars are already being designed not to have resonant effects, it should be relatively easy to engineer them to create a
water hammer effect out of that.
[link] Fuel vaporizers aren't exactly a new
technology either.
[link] Thermolysis can be done very efficiently using
engine exhaust heat.
[link] 70% of the
energy in a
car goes out the exhaust. It can be used directly to make hydrogen.
[link] We have to conclude cars can run on
water and so can everything else.
[link] The galaxy isn't as far away as you think. :-) But first we want to see the
Water fueled car.