Re: Can You Really Run Your Car on Water Instead of Gasoline?
"Tegger" <invalid@invalid.inv> wrote in message
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>>> Can You Really Run Your Car on Water Instead of Gasoline?
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>> No, you cannot.
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> You can, actually. It just costs more to extract the energy from the
> (hydrogen in the) water than you get back in power, so there's no
> gain from using it.
Well, you cannot run the engine on water instead of gasoline.
Water or its vapours do not burn from a ignition spark or high
pressure + temp in diesel engine.
What you try to describe is running a car on a mixture of hydrogen
and oxygen not running it on water.
I think you listen to Obama's "yes we can" too much, Tegger :-))
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