Commercial H production by electrolysis of water while subjected to Microwave

Started by unknown · 16 November 2011 · 4 posts

1. MasterBlaster

   #1 · date not recorded

   Hello everyone.
   Has anyone seen or studied this?
   
   
   http://www.google.co.uk/patents/download/4265721_Commercial_hydrogen_gas_producti.pdf?id=hFItAAAAEBAJ&output=pdf&sig=ACfU3U3ytSkx5_TQVXgp9yR8J8GOuCyklw
   
   There are no drawings and the description seems too brief.

2. Dave

   #2 · 16 Nov 2011

    I was just thinking about this when I was taking apart some microwaves the other day, I saved the magnetrons. I don't really know enough about them or there dangers to try something like this, but it's worth saving this patent to try down the rode when my education is further along
   
   I kind of wonder if anything bad would happen when the microwaves are bouncing off the steel electrodes, like putting metal in a microwave?

3. Steve

   #3 · 16 Nov 2011

   I remember that some people did have good succes with using microwaves in combination with water/hho.
   But it was pretty complex and dangerous as well...
   
   I dont have any papers about these projects, but maybe google can help you out here....
   
   
   

4. MasterBlaster

   #4 · date not recorded

   
   Thanks Steve, the problem is access to a microwave with the right frequency.
   Not easy for a home experimenter.