Hydrogen from Methane

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H2O2... we all know and love the little fizzy bubbles when we get one of those cuts from Knuckle Bustin'...

Well it terns out this stuff has been being used in turbines and rocket engines from the very begining... and when it is decomposed, you get Oxygen and Water... But I wonder how perhaps via electrolosis you could get H2 and O2 as byproducts... . OR simply injected directly into the engine when the gas is injected much like a "Water Injection" system. Probably would oxidize the fuel better than water alone as you would have more free O2...

Typical over the counter H2O2 is diluted to about 2-3% by volume with water. Anyone with a BENCH CELL willing to give this a try to see production volumes or try this on your Hydroxy Torch setup???? Would be interesting to see what the extra O does...

Thoughts?

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There are many sources that emit Methane which goes into the atmosphere. Some are bodies of water (swamp gas) and the most numerous are living souls, both animal and human.

The amount of "natural" methane which goes into the atmosphere is rather enormous. All living animals and humans experience flatulence, or the "passing of gas," as a result of digesting their food intake.

All living animals, and humans, also produce copius quantities of Carbon Dioxide in the process of breathing.

It occurs to me that since the natural sources of what are now considered to be "greenhouse gases" are so numerous, perhaps there is an "agenda" at work to bring about some "change" in response to all the alarmist propaganda regarding "global warming."

I am far from being convinced that any naturally produced gases are harmful to the balance of the earthly environment.

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