Re: Has this man solved the energy crisis?

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Posted by Joel L. Lewis (24.197.38.131) on May 21, 2003 at 12:00:17:

In Reply to: Re: Has this man solved the energy crisis? posted by D. on May 21, 2003 at 11:33:50:

Well, as I said, depends on your deffinition.:-) If somebody found a way to splity h20 with less energy than you get from burning the hydrogen and/or ogygen, we'd consider that free energy. Well, this is pretty much the same type of thing.:-)

Not that it really matters what you call it-whatever label, it works!:-)

: NO. It doesn't account for the creation of the waste matter in the first place. It is not free.

: D.

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Comments:	: Well, as I said, depends on your deffinition.:-) If somebody found a way to splity h20 with less energy than you get from burning the hydrogen and/or ogygen, we'd consider that free energy. Well, this is pretty much the same type of thing.:-) : Not that it really matters what you call it-whatever label, it works!:-) : : NO. It doesn't account for the creation of the waste matter in the first place. It is not free. : : D.
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