Strong improvement in the production of Hydrogen from water

[Substitute1]

I'm not angry at all.
Everyone is free to act as they wish, the subject could interest me but your “knowledge” does not work with me.
We're not going to do couples psychotherapy in public? Plus it would be off topic.
So I'm going out, there's no problem on my side.

[peter]

Ah...the full moon is peeking over the horizon...with a vicious look and very big.

I wish you a pleasant evening, take care of yourself.

[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

I see I see

[plasmanu]

The solution is rather this:
https://www.h2-mobile.fr/actus/ondes-so ... -vert/amp/
Australian researchers from RMIT University and Melbourne University have discovered that high-frequency vibrations can optimize the production of green hydrogen through electrolysis.

“Through this process, it is possible to generate 14 times more hydrogen than traditional electrolysis techniques,” says Yemima Ehrnst, a scientist working at RMIT. “It also prevents the accumulation of hydrogen and oxygen bubbles on the electrodes, making them much more stable and conductive.”

[Ahmed]

Electrolyser + vibrator, this is the future!

[peter]

The solution is rather this:
https://www.h2-mobile.fr/actus/ondes-so ... -vert/amp/
Australian researchers from RMIT University and Melbourne University have discovered that high-frequency vibrations can optimize the production of green hydrogen through electrolysis.

“Through this process, it is possible to generate 14 times more hydrogen than traditional electrolysis techniques,” says Yemima Ehrnst, a scientist working at RMIT. “It also prevents the accumulation of hydrogen and oxygen bubbles on the electrodes, making them much more stable and conductive.”

“high-frequency vibrations can optimize hydrogen production”

Indeed, DIYers can have fun with a thin electrode stuck on a speaker, and an audio signal generator,
which can go into the standard frequency bands supportable by the HP.

After tests a few years ago, it is also remarkable that there are areas of non-production of hydrogen on the electrode...
a bit like standing waves.
However, it was "direct" current that was used...sent into the electrode.
So where do stationary oscillations come from?
You certainly know the characteristics of an electrolysis bath.

[plasmanu]

All that remains is to divert the pile and Bingo

[peter]

No way to access the YT video.

[plasmanu]

Direct current only. Who said that ?
It works very well alternatively too but: the gas captured is a mixture of ideal stoichiometry
to....explode at the slightest provocation.
I bought an acrylic polisher (this is the technical name of the water torch) with demineralized water and sodium hydroxide 2000 or 3000W for 90l/min. On the other hand, I don't know if it's alternating or continuous, but the mixture remains the same: the perfect mixture that explodes. If we go down under a certain pressure it is impossible to hold back the flame which rises up the pipe when extinguished. I added a flashback to reassure my fragile little heart

PS: it's just a video that shows a can dancing with a shrill music noise. This was a cool gift in the 90s

[peter]

Direct current only. Who said that ?
It works very well as an alternative...

PS: it's just a video that shows a can dancing with a shrill music noise. This was a cool gift in the 90s

I spoke about my own electrolysis at the time I began to study related phenomena.