Salt water is combustible

[choweyt3t4]

Check this out.

http://www.engadget.com/2007/09/11/c...rned-as-fuel/4

The guy was on Daily Planet last night as well. I think they said something about testing it this week for its efficiency. If its at 70 % or more it will be considered a viable source of energy. You can kiss Alberta's economy good bye in about 5 to 10 years.

[ercchry]

sweet, cant wait for a movie to be made about some terrorists using this system to burn the oceans!!

[danlowteg]

saw this on tv yesterday. Looks like a great idea

[The Cosworth]

That is really cool, I wonder if you can use that as an efficient way to release hydrogen for the new hydrogen cars coming out

[lilmira]

I'm gonna stock up on premium salt. I'm gonna be a salt tycoon.

[soloracer]

Unfortunately it requires way more power to produce the wave energy to break down the water than combusting the water produces. Even the inventor admits that it's a long way off from being a viable energy source.

[Russo]

WOW cool!

[Eleanor]

The scientist has chills when he finds out hydrogen burns? WTFBBQ?

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Originally posted by soloracer
Unfortunately it requires way more power to produce the wave energy to break down the water than combusting the water produces. Even the inventor admits that it's a long way off from being a viable energy source.

and rust!