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9. Matter- unified theory of
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Water as a renewable fuel source
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| In chapter 8, we explained the geometric fact, that when water is superhetted above a certain temperature (between 250C and 600C) is breaks down into water vapor HO and hydrogen H2. The bottom line of what this means is that water- is a natural, plentiful and safe fuel. | ||
| 9.10.1 | How do you make hydrogen from water safely and easily? | |
| Step (1) Firstly, you need water. No problem, seeing as though,most of the surface of the Earth is covered in water. | ||
| Step (2) Secondly, you need a container in which to place the water that is sufficiently strong to withstand het above 600C and the strong outward pressures this creates. | ||
| Step (3) Thirdly, you need a filter mechanism for separating the water vapor from the hydrogen. | ||
| Step (4) Fourthly, you need a chamber in which to pass the hydrogen, mixed with air (including nitrogen and oxygen) under some pressure. | ||
| Step (5) Fifthly, you need the ability to create a spark to ignite a reaction with the hydrogen (in other words "burn" the hydrogen). | ||
| Step (6) Finally, you need to create a continuous heating system of the water to ensure the process continues. | ||
| 9.10.2 | Is it that easy to create the cheapest, most powerful and easiest fuel the world has ever seen? | |
| YES. In fact, the process of creating hydrogen from superhetted water is so simple, and so compatible with our current system of motor cars, that super steam reactors could be easily fitted to most models of cars. | ||
| The result would be that all cars would run more efficiently and powerfully, with exhaust fumes consistently predominantly of water vapor! | ||
| 9.10.3 | Why has this not been discovered before? | |
| The sad fact is that it has. There are hundreds of inventors from around the world that currently have working models of super steam reactors. Yet, consider the economic losses that would be incurred by the oil producing countries and petroleum countries if every motor car in the world ran on water? | ||
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