Turning The Oceans Into Jetfuel

[Marlin]

Turning The Oceans Into Jetfuel

If that sounds too good to be true, then you would be right – there is a catch. According to the first law of thermodynamics, nothing comes for free. To get useful energy out, you need to put useful energy in to the system. It is like combustion in reverse. Energy is needed to break the water and the carbon dioxide down into constituent parts and then more energy – and time – is needed to form the hydrocarbon.

“We do have to have a power source to supply the electricity for the electrochemical process. That could come from solar or – more likely – the nuclear reactors already onboard many ships."

https://niume.com/pages/post/index.php?postID=42035

[SloGlo]

wail, hail! an udder good idea down the tubes. aye wonder how big a hydrogen cell wood knead two bee to power a f15?

[Marlin]

wail, hail! an udder good idea down the tubes. aye wonder how big a hydrogen cell wood knead two bee to power a f15?

"Jet fuel, along with all other common fuels, is a hydrocarbon. As the name suggests, these are chains of hydrogen and carbon atoms. In theory if you can combine those two elements in the correct way you can produce a fuel. It turns out that seawater is a good source of both ingredients – it contains hydrogen in the H2O, and a lot of dissolved carbon dioxide (CO2)."

[SloGlo]

Using hydrogen, the Tri-Flex V-10 produces 400 lb.-ft. of torque and 99 percent less CO2 than using gasoline

http://www.gizmag.com/go/5007/

butt know volume of h-cell is listed. aught two power f15 back too flite deck.

[Marlin]

Using hydrogen, the Tri-Flex V-10 produces 400 lb.-ft. of torque and 99 percent less CO2 than using gasoline

http://www.gizmag.com/go/5007/

butt know volume of h-cell is listed. aught two power f15 back too flite deck.

Flex fuel Jets    

[SloGlo]

only time the supercharger gets two play is on the h cycle.