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This is almost 100% some sort of bullshit, it sounds a bit too magical to be true.



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"H2O is split into hydrogen and oxygen which react chemically to produce energy"

What? This is just bullshit x)

Firstly, you need energy to break bonds between atoms (the hydrogen and the oxygen). Them "reacting chemically" afterwards would not give you a net gain of energy, that's impossible.

And if you think it isn't, remember that if you could split water and recombine it to end up with more energy than you started off with, you do not only have a damn good car, you have endless amounts of energy. Unlimited power as Palpatine would say. A nice idea, but completely impossible.



Or perhaps it's just a regular car and the guy put petrol in his mout without swallowing it just like magicians do...



Suuuuuuuuure. And who puts those atoms back together to produce that water vapor?



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IsawYoshi said:

And if you think it isn't, remember that if you could split water and recombine it to make energy, you do not only have a damn good car, you have endless amounts of energy. A nice idea, but completely impossible.



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Luke888 said:
Or perhaps it's just a regular car and the guy put petrol in his mout without swallowing it just like magicians do...

If only there was a thing like video editing, then he wouldn't have had to drink gasoline.



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Ostro said:
Captain_Yuri said:
I m not much of a car person but what is the difference between this and the Toyota Mirai?

The Mirai isn't using water per se and the Hydrogen that you need is coming from dirty industries, making the car not that clean. Though people like to exaggerate and claim it's super dirty although it's still way cleaner than any fuel car that are just a pile of dirt when you open them up.

Still not new. Won't happen anyways because of money and "lower specs".

Needs to be said that it's fully possible to create the hydrogen that the Mirai uses without dirty industries, it's just that it's a lot cheaper doing it the good ol' polluting way so that's the most used. But as you say, still a lot cleaner. And a lot more expencive as well ;P



deskpro2k3 said:

source:

http://www8.irna.ir/en/News/81987880/

http://www.transients.info/roundtable/threads/iranian-scientist-takes-his-water-powered-car-for-a-spin.1645/

runs on 60 litres (15 gallons) of water, and is able to travel up to 900 kilometres (559 miles) in 10 hours. The power is generated after H2O is split into hydrogen and oxygen which react chemically to produce energy, the car's engine only produces water vapour.

 

Iranian scientist takes his "water-powered car" for a spin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSHKt9kWRGg

 

lets just hope he does not end up in an "accident". like so many others who upset the petroleum industry.

The only real problem is that it's been invented in one of the most hated countries in the world.



So explain to me how its splitting hydrogen to use as fuel without a secondary energy source for the conversion. It doesn't make any sense.



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Barkley said:
Alright this has to be BS.

" A litre (0.26 gallons) of water can reportedly generate some 96 megajoules (MJ) of energy while a litre of gasoline produces only 29 megajoules (MJ) of energy."

We're seriously supposed to believe that not only does this car run on water, but it produces far more energy from an equivelent amount of water to fuel?

Yes. Hydrogen produces roughly three times the amount of energy the gasoline does. And water is nothing but hydrogen and oxygen.



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