Remundo wrote:- 666.66 Liter of O2, i.e. 0.666 m3
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Rémundo wrote:55.55 moles of H2O (1kg of water) gives 55,55 mol of H2 and 27,77 moles of O2
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For the rest, 1 mole of gas makes approximately a volume of 24L under ambient conditions,
Your liter of water will therefore give:
- 55.55x24 = 1333,3 Liter, i.e. 1,3 m3 of H2
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- 666.66 Liter of O2, i.e. 0.666 m3
Remundo wrote:The capacity of a flat capacitor
C = epsilon S / e
with epsilon: electrical permittivity of the insulation between the plates (of memory for the water, it is 80 x epsilon0 (of the vacuum))
S plate surface
e distant between the plates
Stored energy: 1 / 2 C U²
with U in volt potential difference between 2 plates.
Limitation: must not exceed the breakdown voltage, or ionization of the dielectric. For water, I have no data in mind, but it must be: keyword "electric field of ionization"
The voltage = field x distance (here e)
Another thing: you really need a very pure water: otherwise, it will not be an insulator, but an electrolyte that will discharge the condo by eating energy by Joule effect.
Here are some food for thought, you can post them on the forum concerned, no problem.
Bye Captain!
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