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3000GT_Rider · 04-16-2008, 07:24 PM

I thought it took more energy to electrolisize water into H2 and 02 than would be gained? How can more economy be gained from an energy negative process?

First law of thermodynamics:
"Energy can not be created or destroyed...."

It is taking X amount of energy to break the bond of h20. Where does that X come from? Driving the alternator. Since machines are not 100% efficent, and there are frictional and electrical losses it seems more energy is put into the system than can be netted out of the system. Anyone care to elaborate on this?

04-16-2008, 07:24 PM	#75 (permalink)
3000GT_Rider Verified Seller Join Date: May 2007 Location: Florida Trader Rating: (5)	Re: Hydrogen Generator/Hydrogen Injection Systems I thought it took more energy to electrolisize water into H2 and 02 than would be gained? How can more economy be gained from an energy negative process? First law of thermodynamics: "Energy can not be created or destroyed...." It is taking X amount of energy to break the bond of h20. Where does that X come from? Driving the alternator. Since machines are not 100% efficent, and there are frictional and electrical losses it seems more energy is put into the system than can be netted out of the system. Anyone care to elaborate on this?