established · computed
Prior-art electrolysis is current-limited to ~2V and yields ~1cc gas per amp-hr
In prior-art electrolysis, electrolyte (e.g., sodium or potassium hydroxide, typically 20% per liquid volume in distilled water) creates a dead-short condition not allowing voltage potential to exceed 2 volts, with gas yield of about 1 cubic centimeter per 1 amp/hr at 2 volts potential, relying on very high amp flow and consuming power as heat.
Basis
- Confidence
- 0.90
- Published
- 19 Aug 2026
- Component
- water
- Source Ref
- WFC Independent Test-Evaluation Report — WFC International Independent Test-Evaluation Report (Project Binder 423-DA)
- Notebook Id
- 1264
- Recorded At
- 2026-07-03T07:17:49.318Z
- Source Page Id
- 707
electrolysis prior-art comparison