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I think you must be right, the hydrogen doesn't vanish. So this could be a way to produce H2 has without electrolysis.
by eloff 7y ago
I think you must be right, the hydrogen doesn't vanish. So this could be a way to produce H2 has without electrolysis.
- bcaa7f3a8bbc 7y agoI guess you'd get little H2 out of it while pumping the water all the time, it would be less energy-efficient than electrolysis.
- LifeLiverTransp 7y agoWhy not do electrolysis on water microdroplets? Ultrasonic dispersion should create enough of them?
- eloff 7y agoI suspect you'd be right, but thats not for granted.
- Kuinox 7y agoWho need pump when the rain does that for you.
- eloff 7y agoFor the record, I'm wrong. Hydrogen peroxide is H2O2, so it's just adding an extra oxygen from the air to the water molecule. I was thinking about Hydroxyl which is OH and would cause excess hydrogen gas.