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Re: First law of thermodynamics

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Re: First law of thermodynamics

coldandrich

posted on Sep 07, 2021 10:46AM

I revised my opinion:

After doing some serious thinking and reading-up I come to the conclusion that the EBH2 system doesn't contradict the first law of thermodynamics.

To put it short: the water that's coming in, isn't the exact same water as is coming out. Its a lot beter explained on this website from a competitor:

https://www.h2innovativelab.com

"Creating Energy? No. The abundant hydrogen atom is the fuel, this is simply a revolutionary, highly efficient method of releasing it from millions of tons of sea water".

Watched the latest video of Bernard 4 times to let it sink in. If this thing scales EBH2 will have a worldwide energy sollution. It doesn't need sun, it doesn't need wind, it just needs water and you have CO2 free energy.