Collection of Hydrogen Gas (H2) Extracted from Hydrophilic Salt in Water Source by Electrolysis
OwnerMichael Eugene Thomasinventor
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A hydrophilic salt in water feedstock will be used to produce hydrogen gas (H2) from electrolyzed hydrophilic salt catalyst in water. The saltwater feedstock would be electrolyzed as shown with concentration of hydrogen gas in the saltwater 2H2O+NACL+energy=2H2+O2+NACL and that hydrogen gas can be collected by an unique inductive coil in an enclosed chamber included in the production, extraction, and collection of hydrogen gas (H2) from the dissociated saltwater solution that will be used in today's fuel cell technologies, as a hydrogen fuel additive to hydrocarbon fuels, combustion engines, as well as, other technologies. The proposed process is to be duplicated and utilized in a unique scientifically engineered electrolyzed hydrophilic saltwater device for extraction and collection of a hydrogen gas (H2) production and use.
What I claim as my prototype for dissociated electrolyzed hydrophilic salt in water using a negative voltage induction coil with an audio generator in an enclosed chamber for hydrogen gas (H2) extraction and collection by:
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