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Unlimited Energy Possible?

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Locke Lamora:

--- Quote from: Ghost Of Highbury on May 30, 2011, 07:27:09 pm ---Hmm, okay.

I'm pretty sure the amount of steam formed will not be exactly equal to the amount of water required to form the gasses. 99% at most. This figure will keep on decreasing as the cycle continues. 100% efficiency is never possible. Laws of thermodynamics teaches us that 100% efficiency is never possible, no matte how friction/resistance free/efficient ur system is.

But I have to say, it's a brilliant idea, you might want to give it a try in small scale, maybe in the near future.

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That problem is easily addressed though. Introduce water into the system through an inlet which has a injects a specified calculated amount of water(equal to the rate of water loss).

Even in small scale, it would be impossible for me cuz the apparatus and enzymes needed cannot be procured and the enzyme is not on the market in any form. It would have to be specially manufactured or extracted for that purpose...

Thank you! I thought so too! :)

Hmmm... the Shimizu corporation doesn't address the fact of the frequent meteorite or asteroid crashes into the moon... Though if implemented, this would be a bold step forward...

Locke Lamora:

--- Quote from: $tyli$h Executive on May 30, 2011, 08:07:15 pm ---Every nation and every government knows that nuclear power is the ONLY viable "unlimited" energy source. That is why the nincompoops in the west keeps whining and jumping endlessly whenever Iran builds another nuclear power plant, Pakistan builds their 4th nuclear power plant, pakistan strikes deal with China for 1 GeW nuclear power plant by 2030 or (recently) Venezuela, an oil rich country, strikes a deal with Russia for nuclear energy cooperation.

This is why, despite the disaster on Japan of which yet there's no solid solution, they decided to NOT give up on nuclear power.

"When you don't know where to go, pay attention to the direction of your enemy's arrow" - the saying goes.

Translation:

When the solution does not seem straightforward, assess the stance of those who don't want your development. And you'll get the answer.

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Uranium cannot be easily renewed can it? as in, once it is used, you end up with a lot of radioactive waste that has no apparent use and has to be stored somewhere safe.... But still, it is the most efficient large-scale power generation procedure to date, as you said, so yeah....

True that....

Dasith:

--- Quote from: woteverr... on May 30, 2011, 05:01:36 pm ---
1.   Plants use an enzyme to photolyse(use light to break down) the breakdown of H2O into 2H+ and ½ O2.  2 electrons are released as well. (Refer to Photophosphorylation)


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there its only 1/2 O2 produced , soo it will not be enough to turn it into a water(H2O)  again rite??

Alpha:
I think this should be in Debates. Moving.

Dasith:

--- Quote from: ~Alpha on May 31, 2011, 05:09:44 am ---I think this should be in Debates. Moving.

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na this shuld be in something like new ideas ;) :D

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