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Even if we assume that it is energy intensive, it still pays off by the fact that the combustion of hydrogen is free, and water does not require any investments for its production.It's not nonsense. It's reality.
Splitting H2O into H2 and O2 will be energy intensive.
There are no "laws" of thermodynamics. Thermodynamics does not take into account the energy that is transmitted through the waves. A thermos for tea with a mirror flask goes beyond the possibilities of thermodynamics, this is the "science" of charlatans written for cretins.
Even if we assume that it is energy intensive, it still pays off by the fact that the combustion of hydrogen is free, and water does not require any investments for its production.
Yes, I am not initiated into the religion of the "new scholastic science", as an adept, left in the old-fashioned heresy of the scientific method without empty speculations. Sorry.You have no clue what you are talking about. Sorry.
Yes, I am not initiated into the religion of the "new scholastic science", as an adept, left in the old-fashioned heresy of the scientific method without empty speculations. Sorry.
It would be nice if you had even a nodding acquaintance with science here.
What do you mean by "intensive" energy? And how, exactly, do you think H2 comes off of H2O? (Hint: those bonds are not that easy to break.)
Stop your stupid church hymns, we are in the 21st century.
since 1800
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How does thermodynamics explain the design of thermos for hot drinks? Why is there a mirror flask?Yeah, you have no clue what you are talking about. You would have to have at least a basic chemistry class. But more likely some basic training in thermodynamics.
How does thermodynamics explain the design of thermos for hot drinks? Why is there a mirror flask?
Waves, not heat.
Water is quite simply decomposed into hydrogen and oxygen using electrolysis.
It is strange that so far this has not been introduced on an industrial scale as a source of fuel, it is almost free.
I think it's a reptiloid conspiracy.
Electrolysis can be created by burning the same hydrogen. It looks like a perpetual motion machine.
It only becomes worth it, if the heavy hydrogen is used to generate fusion power.
On May 2, 1800, Anthony Carlisle and William Nicholson decomposed water into hydrogen and oxygen using electric current.
220 years have passed since then and no one has even tried to do it on a large scale!!!!!