BrianM3265

I tried graphite anodes, they turn to powder. My gauge goes from 0-120 psi and 0-30 using the same 0. I was thinking that under a vacuum the water would evaporate. When I applied 12 volts at 7 amps my electrodes seem to produce more oxygen and hydrogen. Can't seem to pull more than a negative 25 lbs. I put gasoline under the same and it boils cold. With the positive giving off oxygen. Is there away the positive ions could be attracted to a positive pole thus separating the positive and negative ions , hydrogen and oxygen? Thanks Brian

I'm new to SFN, greetings to all. I've been working on hydrogen generators using 316L stainless anodes and cathodes. The anodes oxidize away. Potassium hydroxide is added to distilled water. Will a coating of DuPont™ NAFION stop this? I have a vaccume pump hooked to a tank with electrodes and it seems more gas is produced with a vaccume of 25 reading on the guage. I thought that water would cold boil at a vaccume. At what reading? When it turns the water to gases is there away to pull out the oxygen leaving the hydrogen? Did I post these questions in the correct forum? Thanks, Brian (info@hydroasfuel.com)