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about this as EO water thus finding this is more rapid with that description as well electrolyzed is USA way to write electrolysed No, electrolyzed is...

that can be used to electrolyse water, producing hyrogen to run the engine on. It does not contradict the laws of thermodynamics, water is a fuel, it contain...

electrical energy was heating up the water and none being expended on electrolysing the water. It also assumes that over the cylinder is perfectly insulated...

'Alkaline water is important for maintaining proper body pH and preventing acidosis' Japanese hospitals use electrolysed alkaline water to cure acidity...

components of H2 and Cl2 - for example when hydrogen chloride solutions are electrolysed then the creation of bubbles of hydrogen and oxygen at the cathode and...

(which is bullshit BTW) is immaterial - whatever means you use to electrolyse water falls into this category. I don't know whether you're talking about...

hot because there are several gallons of water there and only a tiny fraction of that is being electrolysed. It would take a hell of a lot of electricity...

(in the form of heat) from the environment, which means that burning electrolysed theoretically does give off more energy than was required to be put in...

that you cannot connect up a suitably large power source, use it to electrolyse water - then burn the resulting hydrogen to make a gas torch. Clearly that's...

energy required to convert liquid water into a plasma would be even higher than that needed to electrolyse liquid water! Besides - people like Meyers, Aquagen...

As stated in edit to remove PROD, the article describes a process, and surely can be improved. It would provide a better service to be improved rather...

develops catalyst to electrolyse water. There. This merely demonstrates that electrolysis may be possible in the context of a "water fueled engine". (It...

consistently that they can extract energy from water and end up with water. The usual cycle is that the water is electrolysed to produce hydrogen and oxygen, which...

of electrolysis, which already is true for 13% of the energy if water is electrolysed at 300 K (and 100% electrical efficiency; 90% is certainly feasible)...

cells has such a water clearly even over 80% around an every cell core. There in a water happens RADIOLYSE similarly as electrolyse or hemolyse at other...

get out about a quarter of the energy you put in - so rather then electrolysing water using a battery onboard the car - then burning the hydrogen, you...

roughly. That's 3.5kg of water. Water is 8 parts oxygen to 1 part hydrogen (by weight) so after you've electrolysed all of the water, you get 390 grams of...

(talk) 11:07, 12 October 2012 (UTC) No. The energy required to electrolyse the water is enormous. Using solar arrays of a practical size several months...

gas torch are definitely showing something different to the equimolar electrolysed diatomic oxygen/hydrogen, the pure hydrogen gas mix burns a tiny white...

as a 100% efficient process." So yes, it does take more energy to electrolyse water than is released when you recombine the hydrogen. The efficiency of...