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Originally Posted by _Richard_
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Instead of coming with things that could be possible, tell me why you produce more energy that the energy of decomposition of water (i guess H2O --> H2+ 1/2O2, since you produce oxygen), this is thermodynamically a non sense...
reminder: since it costs energy to do: H2 + 1/2 O2 --> H2O
It requires exactly the same amount of energy to do H2O--> H2+1/O2
It requires also energy to produce plasma..
So i make a plasma (that costs energy) to decompose water, then suddently for some reason i would make more energy from the hydrogen that i get ?
No, since these reactions have not a yield of 100% (the appartus can't be perfect and there is also a thermic effect that costs energy), you will lose energy instead of winning some...
(and i state here, that the appartus is something more than a combustion engine that works with oil)