Posted: Mon Jul 11, 2005 4:23 pm
They prolly don't say what it vapourises, methinks your money...turps wrote:Repco is currently selling the 'Vapouriser' dont any other details though.
They prolly don't say what it vapourises, methinks your money...turps wrote:Repco is currently selling the 'Vapouriser' dont any other details though.
You are forgetting about the CONSERVATION OF ENERGY. To split water into hydrogen and oxygen takes FAR MORE energy than you get back from burning it.adam.s wrote:
A "water powered car" isn't that far fetched - it just means they are splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen and burning the hydrogen.
The process is old, google "electrolysis", it's just that they can't convert water into hydrogen/oxygen efficiently enough to make it worthwhile because it requires a significant amount of energy to begin with to make enough fuel to keep the car going.
At least that's what they were having problems with last time I read about it.