water engine patent Chambrin

[the boulle]

does that tell you something?

100% water !!

chamber patent

someone tried to do it ??

[Remundo]

I tried the champagne bubble engine.

it works, but do not force too much on the dose, otherwise, there are misfires on ignition

[Christophe]

Have the ignition ... and say that we put it back in less than a week !! Watch out sometimes you can even tighten ...

A little that we know: https://www.econologie.com/par-jean-pier ... -1501.html

Search on chambrin

In terms of 100% water, it's flan in my opinion ... or else it's 100% water ... and alcohol

[coucou789456]

Hello

well the link, I am already registered, yet unable to access the access or download page.

someone who has a working link can indicate it here ....

please

jeff

[the boulle]

the link does not work ....

does it work or not as a system ??

Yes??

no???

pourquoi ??

[delnoram]

The link is fixed, it should work.

[the boulle]

https://www.econologie.info/share/partag ... GR59y6.pdf




I'm talking about her ...

thank you admin

[delnoram]

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start and end should not be set for a PDF.

[the boulle]

so???


someone tested ??

[comode]

the link does not work ....

does it work or not as a system ??

Yes??

no???

pourquoi ??

No, simply because water is the lowest possible energy state between hydrogen and oxygen atoms.

Therefore, if you want to produce energy from water, either you "burn" it (I emphasize ", in fact understand exothermic dissolution) with the help of another compound (as per e.g. sulfuric acid, alkali metals or even uranium), or you make it intervene in a nuclear fusion reaction such as the one in the sun to recover the W bond energy which you agrees poses fairly obvious containment problems.

So 100% water, you can forget.