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Posted By ecoorganic1 8 months, 3 weeks ago in NewsCan water replace fossil fuels in our cars? It’ s possible, and Japanese company Genepax claims to have done it. The water powered car can run on any source of water, including salt water, rainwater, tea, or soda. By using electrolysis , hydrogen is separated from the oxygen in water (H 2 O) and used to power the car.
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slate8 months, 3 weeks ago
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Tools? So you really think if they make these affordable (affordable being the key word) enough everyone wouldn't want eco friendly cars? The left always assumes we on the right want to breathe polluted air and drink polluted water, as well as eat children while we drive our gas guzzlers.
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Besides, they eco water guys would just replace the evil oil corps and make obscene profits.
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StevieGee8 months, 3 weeks ago
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I looked into this about a year ago. You use electricity to split the water molecules into a hydrogen/oxygen mixture... (brown's gas) It may be useful as a fuel enhancer. Brown's gas is a perfect combustion ratio of oxy and hydrogen and seems to increase the efficiency of a gas engine making it cleaner more powerful and use less gas. My uncle, who is a molecular physicist, says that it is impossible for brown's gas to create more energy than is required to split the water molecules so I'm skeptical of being able to use brown's gas as a stand alone fuel efficiently.
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