Water to Gas: Full of Possibilities

When water, as a possible supplement for gas was marketed it immediately received the immediate interest of the public. Water to Gas conversion kits, which are available for under a hundred dollars was a great break from the constantly rising on the prices of gasoline. BTW, I found a site about water machines in Spanish: máquinas de agua. It opened a great door for the potential of discovering other alternative fuel that would ease the pain the almost empty purses to stay within your fuel budget and the other essentials.

Along came a new invention conceived by a sixty-three year old man known as John Kazius that was said to create a new alternative fuel source from salt water. Kanzius came to the conclusion that if certain conditions were met salt water is capable of burning at high temperature therefore upon his diagnosis with the cancerous leukemia he decided to try to invent an alternate means for destroying cancerous cells in the body. He came up with the radio frequency generator, it is a machine which creates radio waves and focuses them in a concentrated area which is capable of eliminating tumors without hurting natural cells.

While conducting a demonstration, someone took note that the present RFG was effecting and causing water in a nearby test tube to condense. Assuming that if the RFG caused condensations then perhaps it could also filter salt from seawater because a way of removing salt out of seawater could save lives mostly in areas that are expiring because of a lack of water. Then he used his RFG with an objective of desalination of salt water but during the course of the first test the water in the test tube sparked.

On the second trial, he ignited a wet paper towel and touched the water with it while the RFG was pointed to the water. The water in the tube ignited and stayed that way while the RFG was turned towards the test tube and when many universities tried to do the same test, to prove it could be hoax, they got the same result. The salt water in the test tube ignited, and stayed that way for the duration for the time the RFG was pointed at it. The radio waves from Kanzius RFG nullified the water's stability therefore releasing the hydrogen molecules. The heat coming the RFG ignited them and it immediately burned.

Is it possible to drive our automobiles on saltwater instead of the expensive and highly potent gasoline? Well, in the year 2000 Hydrogen Technology Applications introduced the Aquygen.

Aquygen is a gas composed of hydrogen separated from water using electricity that when combined with regular hydrogen is said to create a more efficient fuel than gasoline. (from www.howstuffworks.com). So did this cut a path for the Kanzius discovery and is it possible for salwater be used as ordinary water. Kanzius makes the point that the ability to make fire and fuel with salt water is possible however, separating hydrogen, oxygen, sodium and chloride is required to be done first following that the sodium can then be burned. but the problem is this process eats more more energy than it makes.

The bright side of science is that it is a never ending world of possibilities as what may impossible at the moment may be possible later on. In the past, the use of water a run your car didn't seem plausible but now, who says we should stop our research of using water as an substitute fuel?


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Hayden Kho