Saltwater = future fuel?

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Radio Frequencies Help Burn Salt Water

Very exciting discovery. Saltwater is extremely abundant. If this combustion technology can be applied on a commercial level, our dependence on oil may finally end.

 

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Here's the youtube video: YouTube - Saltwater Burns - John Kanzius

 

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Currently, it seems highly inefficient.

 

[painperdu]

I'm working on a method to turn piss into fuel:

Bacteria Eat Human Sewage, Produce Rocket Fuel

 

[beejeebers]

This is just plain stupid. The amount of energy required to turn it into fuel is about 10x the amount of fuel produced. Highly inefficient is right.

 

[cashflowrusty]

Ok, freebie I have no time to try and implement:
Take this YouTube video, embed it in a poll(real or fake) landing page, add some pro/con text around it, link (discreetly) to the online article and maybe a wikipedia page, and have the poll in a hidden DIV, between the video and the text (but CSS wise, the text should be higher!) And put a button to "Click Here To Vote After Watching The Video!"

What you COULD get out of this is:
1) Long page view time (add Google Analytics, it may help them see!)
2) Better QS (text, video, links to authority sites on topic)

Don't forget to add your terms & conditions / privacy policy/contact us / about us / sitemap(ha!) and whatever other links you need!

Too much work? I would think this would be a good item to go for those eco-Greenies and science geeks. Offer Lands End gift card and not a Gas one!

 

[Mike]

Efficiency would really depend on the size of the radio-frequency generator needed and the amount of time it takes to release enough gas for combustion. If nothing else, if the radio-frequency generators tend towards the large size, they could be used to produce cheap hydrogen for the hydrogen powered vehicles out there.