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John Kanzius discovered that his radio
frequency generator could release oxygen and hydrogen from saltwater and create an incredibly intense flame.
He placed a
test tube filled with ordinary salt water into a radio-wave generator, blasting
the salt water with 200 watts' of directed radio waves.
Within seconds, a blue flame erupted from the top of the test tube.
It then turned bright white like a blowtorch's flame and burned for several minutes at about 3,000 degrees Fahrenheit (1,600 Celsius) - the melting point of Titanium.
If this invention works out, the ramifications could be enormous. Cars could run on engines powered by salt water.
Hydroelectric plants could be built along almost any shoreline. Note: It has not yet been proven that his device releases more energy than it consumes.
Maybe one of our readers can duplicate the experiment and measure the input vs output?
Articles: Wikipedia: John Kanzius and Howstuffworks "Could salt water fuel cars?"
Articles: Wikipedia: John Kanzius and Howstuffworks "Could salt water fuel cars?"
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