Electric power generator using potable water, with oxygen and hydrogen release

Abstract

An electricity generator utilizing drinking water which discharges oxygen and hydrogen based on the differential electronegativity phenomenon of chemical elements, and which uses drinkable water to transfer the electrical loads. By using electrodes having a particular physical structures and which is made of different materials, and which also uses a condenser, an alternative impulse generator and a doubler or a voltage multiplier, stronger power is achieved. In this process, water electrolysis takes place concomitantly wherein gas bubbles appear in the two electrodes. Oxygen is discharged to the anode which is made of an aluminum electrode, and hydrogen is discharged to the cathode which is made of a copper electrode. With a larger generator, oxygen and hydrogen gases may be collected and used to produce heat energy. In the agriculture, medicine, household and other related industries, the electricity generator may also be used.

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