cobalt phosphate catalyst in electrolysis

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The last quot is not defended, it´s OFFENDED

[Pinhead]

[Hydrogenworld]

You are absolut right. The key word is Potassium Dihydrogen. I just bout 250g of this. The next part is Coboltoxid. That one is used as color in the pottery (ceramics) industrie and should be ferly easy to get.

[resident_genius]

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this is a must read.... is there someone on here that understands this better than i? it seems that the andenosine diphosphate (ADP) is converted into andenosine triphosphate (ATP) which is used in the water splitting process...

[Hydrogenworld]

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[Hydrogenworld]

breakthrough

The solarpanels are used to produce electrisety. The electrisety are used to run UV light in the cell. The chemicales reacts and releases Hydrogen and Oxygen. The hydrogen and oxygen are then (at night) used to run the fuelcell.

[/b]Or in this case Hydroxid for the engine

There you have it.

[resident_genius]

wait wait, im not convinced on that one. remember that they arent trying to give away any secrets here, so they'll double speak things....

also remember that the catalyst was developed as part of a synthetic, photosynthesis type system, remember how they kept calling it a breakthrough in solar technology? it was misleading.

i also read where nocera talks about how when electricity is applied, the catalyst bonds itself onto the electrode, and when removed, catalyst dissolved back into the water. i beleive the light they are talking about is the sunlight hitting the solar panel, acheiving power to the electrolyser, which produces HHO gas.

we are using electricity to pull water apart.

plants convert sunlight into electricity, and along with the cobalt and phosphates, helps tear the water apart.

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