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Water contains ~0.185 lb hydrogen atoms per lb vs. 0.223 lb for Natural Gas

One pound of water contains approximately 0.185 lbs of Hydrogen Atoms compared to one pound of Natural Gas which contains approximately 0.223 lbs of Hydrogen Atoms; water supplies its own oxygen for combustion whereas Natural Gas must extract oxygen from air to produce thermal heat.

Basis

Confidence
0.90
Published
19 Aug 2026
Source Ref
The Birth Of New Technology — Appendix 3
Notebook Id
971
Recorded At
2026-07-03T07:09:25.608Z
Source Page Id
576

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