sci.energy.hydrogen

Eeyore wrote:
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> knews4u2chew@ wrote:
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>
>>I said voltage can do work.
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>
> No it CAN'T.
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> That's fundamental basic science. Voltage has to be accompanied by cuurent to do
> work.
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> This can be simply shown by dimensional analysis. Voltage simply does not have
> the units of work.
>
> Graham
>

But electrolysis DEMANDS current.
To get the electrons that have to be moved.

The amount of work required is set by Faraday's Law of electrolysis PLUS
the Ohmic conductivity losses PLUS the driver losses PLUS the terminal
overvoltage.

The latter of which GUARANTEES that electrolysis with stainless steel
terminals is utterly useless for bulk hydrogen energy.

/glib/



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