Saltwater Engine

John Kansas created a way to run an engine on saltwater while trying to cure cancer. Read more about it here: http://edition.cnn.com/2007/TECH/science/11/14/saltwater.fire/index.html

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Autos & Vehicles

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• cure
• cancer
• salt
• water
• engine
• save
• earth
• green
• eco
• hybrid
• john
• kansas
• interesting

[blitzrule]

@xevious2501 hey, no one said it "will replace oil", but this could easily be another way to fulfill our demand for "more" energy...and I mean "more energy". By 2050 the world's population will hit 9 billion plus, so you do your math, oil from the ground will not be nearly enough to supply the "WORLD"....so anytime we discover another way to produce energy, we should welcome it with OPEN ARMS! forget about the "dollar", in 2015 or before, we will need alternative energy!!!!

[nshamblin]

be nice to see an update, this is old news.

[held46]

@mickfinnegan Read atlas shrugged and compare it to Rearden Steel. It wouldn't ruin the United States. It wouldn't devalue the dollar either. If that were the case, the invention of the internal combustion engine and gasoline would have devalued the dollar and ruined the US as well. That didn't happen did it?

[mickfinnegan]

John Kanzius, not "Kansas" who died in 2009, He and several others found, maybe the cure for Cancer, but also an alternative for fuel, using salt water, which according to some would in fact devalue the dollar and cause ruination of the United States. Well, I must say I am not sure of this or not, but here we are again looking to relieve the pain of buying fuel at 4.00 per gallon.

[xevious2501]

There were other inventors that discovered this years ago, but were silenced by the goverment . Fact is the idea of people being able to take salt water and run there cars will not fly with our government because it would immediately devalue the US dollar. Remember All Oil is purchased in DOLLARS, everywhere! making the dollar the one true global currency. With our economy in the dumps its value is already challenged other currencies. Loose to Oil and were instantly 3rd world.

[tampabayismyhome]

Considering it takes energy to generate the radio waves to separate the hydrogen in this process it's not really a viable solution for are growing energy crisis. But its medical applications look very promising. Can I invest with you? I really believe the medical applications from this technology will be a game changer in the cancer treatment industry. I'm really interested to see where this will go in a few years.

[h2goes]

BTW re PMM, hydrogen requires 32.9 KWh/KG to generate by electrolysis and yields 39.4 KWh/KG when combusted....

[h2goes]

4-96% H auto burns in air. H burns clear, NA orange yellow; Cl clear. Why would sodium be entrained? Na and Cl ions are in salt water. How would Na be entrained in the gas? Maybe mistuned Bunsen burner if you will pardon my skepticism. RF routinely processes water, i.e. microwave oven. Seems the water would boil before enough energy is imparted to break the H-O-H bond, 32.9 KWh/kg if the energy corresponds to electrolysis. Maybe his RF gen is tuned to water natural frequency?

[bobbarker951]

@bilkay0 that goes against the conservation of energy, there could not be enough energy created by the generator to power the radio transmitter. Combustion engines are extremely inefficient

[frank0067]

YA its LAWAYS that way.. when a guy like this been working 20 years figures it out...WHAM hes has an untimely death ! ok where is the paper work for his ibvention ..MISSING again..EVERY time it seems ! and were still in the dark !!!!!!!!!!!!

NO way man wakey wakey for real