Energy of Atomic Hydrogen in Endothermic Reaction
Energy of Atomic Hydrogen in Endothermic Reaction
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Atomic hydrogen is generated by injecting molecular hydrogen through an electric arc. Stanley Meyer claimed atomic hydrogen has more than 1000 times the energy of molecular hydrogen when it contacts a catalyst like platinum and reverts to molecular hydrogen as reported at http://www.hyfusion.com Does anyone know if this is possible? Has this been researched and documented?





RE: Energy of Atomic Hydrogen in Endothermic Reaction
Having said this, this really doesn't much sound like a work-related question. More like a general interest, should I spend $50 on this? Eng-Tips is really designed for Engineering Professionals who are asking work related questions.