Hi,
1. I was wondering if there is a way to bond nitrogen from the air with water using electrostatic condensation or a plasma reformer.
OK, I'll bite. Can you define those procedures/instruments, or perhaps provide diagrams.
2. I was also wondering if there is a way to bond another hydrogen atom to water with a similar process.
Sorry, as I understand atomic chemistry, that cart is already full, as it were.
Basically what I am trying to do is replicate what some people call charged water that can be used to run an engine when it is detonated with a plasma.
Citation, please
Koodos on this web site too. Love everything from the colors to the type to the forum script.
Ah, something we can agree on.
Thanks for th bite but please don't bite me. I have an unreasonable fear of being eaten alive.
"OK, I'll bite. Can you define those procedures/instruments, or perhaps provide diagrams."
Tesla wrote a paper titled "How to increase human mass" in which he used electrostatic condensation to obtain nitrogen from the air.
Here is a method to make gas from water and natural gas through an electrostatic condenser:
http://www.rexresearch.com/cherry/cherry.htmDr. Ron Stiffler stifflerscientific.com had a electrostatic condenser however would not disclose details "due to national security economic reasons" an has recently even taken that from his site.
Here is a guy on youtube starting an engine on modified water:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LpOpOw1ShsThey claim to change the molecular structure of the water through a charging process. Stan Meyer was probably the most well known and he claimed natural water is 17% nitrogen.
Mostly what I want to figure out is:
Is natural water 17% nitrogen as Meyer claimed?
If not, what electrolysis or plasma reforming process could be used to bond something to water to make it a fuel once it has been condensed?
I know that using a carbon electrode arc underwater will create H2C0 (I think...)
jlnlabs calls it "Bingo fuel."
Any help or a point in the right direction in this area would be helpful and appreciated.
Thanks in advance.