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cirvin
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wasssup1990
Nobel Prize Winner
A Land Down Under
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 Posted - Apr 17 2004 : 8:23:34 PM
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So whats the throw back with graphite? You mentiond "reliable", does that mean it wont rust or corrode?
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wasssup1990
Nobel Prize Winner
A Land Down Under
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Posted - Apr 17 2004 : 8:29:37 PM
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1. If i were to get some graphite out of a lanturn battery, would it be dangerous to do so.
2. And where is the graphite in the battery?
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cirvin
Nobel Prize Winner
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Posted - Apr 18 2004 : 01:11:24 AM
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I woudn't think it woud be dangerous. the graphite will be smack in the milddle. It will be a rod.
And by reliable, I did mean they won't crrode or degrade.
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Posted - May 03 2004 : 5:11:39 PM
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Try using sodium hydroxide as an elecectrolyte. It will increase the conductivity of the water since it produces both cations and anions.
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yo_tyler
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Posted - Jan 29 2005 : 9:27:40 PM
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i use the graphite rods out of lantern batteries. you get four per battery. the work grate!! just sand off the battery crap and your good to go.
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binaryblade
Apprentice
Canada
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Posted - Feb 16 2005 : 02:05:49 AM
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yeah carbon is good but if you can get your hands on some titanium or platinum scraps your in business I'd be careful putting anything in the water though NaOH isn't to bad the only adverse reaction is the production of sodium metal which immediately reacts with water to produce NaOH again and H2.
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Kale
Nobel Prize Winner
Canada
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Posted - Feb 25 2005 : 5:02:38 PM
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So... once you people have all this H and O gas, what do you do with it? Stuff it in balloons and throw matches at them? 
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wasssup1990
Nobel Prize Winner
A Land Down Under
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Posted - Feb 25 2005 : 5:12:09 PM
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Hehe, that would be cool. But I now know from experience that you'll definatly put on ear muffs if you want to keep your hearing. Even a H2 bubble the size of a marble can give a big pop!
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Kale
Nobel Prize Winner
Canada
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Posted - Feb 25 2005 : 5:39:25 PM
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Any idea how you might be able to separate the hydrogen from the oxygen?
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wasssup1990
Nobel Prize Winner
A Land Down Under
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Posted - Feb 25 2005 : 6:18:57 PM
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Yeah, put a split between the two electrodes, so the bubbles rise up to the right pipe.
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Kale
Nobel Prize Winner
Canada
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Posted - Feb 25 2005 : 6:27:09 PM
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Ah, I always wondered how that was done. Simple, yet effective. Cool.
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viviescovela
New Member
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Posted - Mar 09 2005 : 11:38:05 PM
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I need a heartbeat monitor please
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wasssup1990
Nobel Prize Winner
A Land Down Under
2261 Posts |
Posted - Mar 09 2005 : 11:59:55 PM
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Then post a new topic. This string is called "Electrolyser".
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