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A search for a cure for cancer leads to a new, seemingly very efficient way, to do electrolysis: literally burning salt water for fuel. I want to convert my car over now.


Update with some more thoughts: I wonder how much salt you need per gallon. It'd be interesting to do the math on the cost. Of course, you don't need table salt. "Low grade" salt such as water softener or simply rock salt would work. The one thing the article didn't mention is how much radio energy it takes to cause release the hydrogen, and how much energy can be recaptured from the flame. You know, it's interesting: several months ago, the Elijah List had a prophecy about a new source of energy that was going to be found in the US. Could this be it? Can you imagine millions of cars running on salt water in a few years?

Update 2: Some more ideas. Can you imagine: A big feeder of rock salt, a grinder for precision deliver, and a tank hooked up to your water supply. Plus a boiler run on hydrogen. (Nearly) free heat for your house and then some. I'm giddy with the thought. I really hope the idea is bought by someone who will use it, not by someone who will bury it (think oil company).