sci.energy.hydrogen

"Don Lancaster" wrote in message
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> Morris Dovey wrote:
> > daestrom wrote:
> >
> > | I've often wondered if a hi-frequency component on a DC 'carrier'
> > | would have a similar affect on electrolysis. By causing H2 bubbles
> > | to be released from the plates more easily it might be possible to
> > | continuously expose more plate and thus improve the efficacy. I
> > | know it won't create more H2 per Joule, but it might make the
> > | process more productive per unit of plate area.
> >
> > If you have some idea of the frequencies you'd like to try, I'd
> > suggest looking for help from your local amateur radio club.
> >
> > There're usually a at least a couple of people who can and are willing
> > to help out with this kind of experiment...
> >
> > --
> > Morris Dovey
> > DeSoto Solar
> > DeSoto, Iowa USA
> > /DeSoto/
> >
> >
> The experiment is utterly and totally pointless to anyone with even the
> faintest clue what thermodynamics and exergy is all about.

It seems the US is doing a pretty good job of converting Dollars into Pesos
with out any help from electrolysis or other hydrogen scam.

Checked the value of the Dollar lately?