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To be fair, when the dissociated gases recombined they would now likely have captured some neutrons, so it wouldn't be entirely without effect. You'd likely en
by jleahy 7y ago
To be fair, when the dissociated gases recombined they would now likely have captured some neutrons, so it wouldn't be entirely without effect.
You'd likely end up emitting a lot of C-14 monoxide, which fantastically is both poisonous and radioactive.
I agree with a previous poster that the water electrolysis followed by the Bosch reaction would be a much more sensible approach. Of course it's unlikely that anybody will bother.