Re: Burning Salt Water

In article <4670e16c$0$4923$4c368faf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, "js"
<NOSPAM@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

I don't agree or disagree with the guy either way, but I think you're
missing the point. What he claims, according to my reading of the videos, is
that his machine is splitting water into 1 hydrogen and 2 oxygen atoms,
similar to electrolysis. One or more of these elements are then igniting in
their gaseous state, as both are quite flammable.

Leaving aside the ratio, I think you'll find oxygen isn't flammable
unless it's in a methane [1] atmosphere.

[1] Or hydrogen, or a variety of other gases. But IIRC Titan has a
methane atmosphere so it could burn there.

--
Mike Fleming
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