Has anyone seen this? Anode/Cathode catalyst...

[Pinhead]

It's pretty expensive, but it claims 1000 times the surface area of equally sized plates, and 7 times the gas output.

http://www.greencarcongress.com/2007/03 ... ere_t.html

[quote]
Nano NiFe Cathode Electrodes for Water Electrolysis QSI-Nano® NiFe alkaline water electrolysis electrodes are
manufactured using a process in which a blend of highly catalytic QSI-Nano® nickel and iron particles are functionalized
by dispersing into a proprietary formulation, spray coated, and sintered onto a stainless steel (SS) substrate. The resulting
electrodes have an increased surface area of approximately 1000 times vs. standard SS metal plates and may be used as a
drop-in solution for existing alkaline electrolyzers to achieve the following results:

• Increased Gas Output
• Decreased Energy Consumption
• Decreased Size While Maintaining Efficiency

Prices (Includes Two 16 Gauge 316 SS Electrodes, Nano
NiFe Coating on One Side Only)*
2â€

[readyakira]

[waterbard]

[SeaMonkey]

[waterbard]

Thx, Most of what I have said has been already posted before, a few times.

I just hate to see newer members spend a fortune on hoaxes and things that sound too good to be true.

[scotts]

[scotts]

[waterbard]

[scotts]

[mrgalleria]

Aloha,
Scotts, you said- "We all know the more surface area the more production"
This is not true, not even remotely. Increasing surface area excessively will just use more amps, and may actually REDUCE production!
The most important thing is cell design.
Sorry.
Bill

[scotts]