alternative energy source (salt water)?

[thecavemankevin]

wow, very cool

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[Dark Side]

Pretty cool. Need to build engine out of a completely new material to stand up to the salt corrosion.

[beam]

That's amazing. One thing I wonder is how much energy is needed to create the radio frequency that creates this energy? And where does that come from?

[thecavemankevin]

That's amazing. One thing I wonder is how much energy is needed to create the radio frequency that creates this energy? And where does that come from?


good point, as with most things is the energy needed to create this energy more costly then what you get out?

[neppo1345]

Basically, all he did was find a way to heat the salt in the water to the point of vaporization.

Note the color of the flame. Indicated burning of the NaCl along with the o2.

/still waiting for Joe to tell me I'm wrong.