a non-ou way of converting water to burnable fuel
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by kevinsatterfield » Sun Aug 14, 2005 11:58 am
i found a fog maker at a halloween costume place.going to buy one this year for expierimenting.
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by kevinsatterfield » Sun Aug 14, 2005 1:57 pm
patent #6,916,764 B2 published in july this year has to do with direct methenol combustion
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by Orange_Crusader » Sun Oct 16, 2005 4:23 pm
Interesting, I'll have to look up the procedure for making hydrogen peroxide myself.
I know that Tesla's mechanical oscillator is capable of liquifying gases, with a heat source (burning H2, for example). I'll look into it, and figure out how much energy we'd need to conver water to H2O2.
I know that Tesla's mechanical oscillator is capable of liquifying gases, with a heat source (burning H2, for example). I'll look into it, and figure out how much energy we'd need to conver water to H2O2.
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