When
the water as supplement for gasoline was released in the market, it immediately
received public attention and interest. This is a totally good way of saving
money on gas. Using water to gas
conversion kits which is readily available for less than $100 was great break
from the continuous and never stopping increase on the prices of gasoline.
It
opened a great door for possibilities of discovering other alternative fuel
that would help the almost empty purses to stay within the budget for gas and
other necessities.
Then
came the invention created by a 63-year old named John Kanzius that claims to
create a source of alternative fuel from salt water. Kanzius discovered that
under right conditions, salt water can burn at high temperature. Diagnosed with
leukemia in 2003, he decided to try to invent a better alternative for
destroying cancerous cells in the body. He came up with the radio frequency
generator, it is a machine that generates radio waves and focuses them into a
concentrated area destroying the tumors without harming normal cells.
While
conducting demonstrations, an observer noticed that the RFG was causing water
in a nearby test tube to condense. Thinking that if the RFG could make water
condense, maybe it could also separate salt out of seawater. An effective means
of removing salt out of seawater could save lives especially in the countries that
are dying because of thirst. Kanzius then used his RFG with the goal of
desalinization of salt water. During the
first test, the water in the test tube sparked.
On
the second trial, he lighted a paper towel and touched it to the water while
the RFG is pointing to the water. The test tube ignited and continued to be
aflame while the RFG is turned towards the test tube. Several universities
tried to do the same test to prove if it could be hoax, but the same result
happened. The salt water in the test tube ignited and remained ignited while
the RFG is pointed to it.
But
should we be worried? Since the world is 70% saltwater, it is probable that
seas would suddenly be aflame because of a cigarette butt thrown to the sea?
The radio waves from Kanzius RFG disrupt the stability of water, therefore
releasing the hydrogen molecules. The
heat coming from the RFG ignited them and it burned.
So
is it possible to run our cars using salt water instead of gasoline? Back in 200, Hydrogen Technology Applications
introduced the Aquygen.
Aquygen
is a gas made up of hydrogen separated from water using electrical shock. This
gas when mixed with regular hydrogen is said to create a more efficient fuel
than gasoline alone (from www.howstuffworks.com). So could this have paved the
way for the Kanzius discovery? Will salt water be used as ordinary water? Upon
Kanzius assertions points out, that creating fire and fuel from salt water is
possible. But separating hydrogen, oxygen, sodium and chloride is needed to be
done first. Then sodium will then be burned. However, this process would
consume much more energy that the energy that this produces.
The
beauty with science is that it’s a never ending world of possibilities. What
could be impossible today may be possible in the future. In the past, using
water to run cars seems to be impossible. So who says that we should close our
doors for salt water as alternative fuel?
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