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Awesome > Tuesday, September-11-2007

Fuel of the future: Saltwater

Believe it or not, inventor John Kanzius found a way to turn plain saltwater into fuel. Using sound waves at a specific frequency, he made the particles separate and the hydrogen from salt water to be released. Hydrogen burns at an incredible high temperature so this could eventually be an alternative power source.

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They still need alot power to use the radioware generator...

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