Hydrogen fuel from water

Ultra-clean hydrogen fuel is available to everyone living near water. Hydrogen (a natural gas) can easily be generated from water - tap water, sea water, drain water, any water.

 

Water is H2O (hydrogen and oxygen) and it can easily be split (fissioned) into zero emission hydrogen gas using a simple method called electrolysis (cold fission).

 

In electrolysis of water a very small electrical current is passed between two electrodes submerged in water. Electrolysis of water will begin with a minimum of 1.2 volts and will increase in rate as the voltage is increased. Hydrogen gas accumulates at the cathode (negative electrode) and oxygen gas at the anode (positive electrode).

 

Sources of electrical current that can be used in the electrolysis of water - car battery (12 volts), solar panel (5 watts or 1.3 volts), flashlight battery (1.5 volts), cell phone battery (3.7 volts). 12 volts (just 10% or 1/10 the electrical power needed to power the toxic fluorescent lights which requires 120 volts to operate) would produce more than enough hydrogen fuel to power a gas combustion engine like a portable electrical power generator or fuel gas stoves, gas fireplaces, gas barbecues and gas home heating furnaces.