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we can use hydrogen as a fuel for car,so y can’t we get hydroden from water(h2from h2o)by cuttin o2 ?

we can get hydrogen from water byu reduction of oxigen like oxidation,is it possible,water as a fuel for car?
Yes there are ways to strip off oxygen from water, aluminum gallium alloy or you can take aluminum, lye and water mixed together and the reaction will give off hydrogen, now here’s the but, it takes more [...]

Do we really have the technology to seperate hydrogen from water and burn it as a fuel?

imagine what the "fossile fuel" industries would do to those responsable for such a discovery!
It’s easy to do, but it does not give you any energy.
Why not? Because the energy required to split water is greater than the energy you get back from burning the hydrogen as fuel.

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How to separate Hydrogen from water?

I’ve seen this done using electricity.
Two electrodes are placed in water, usually with a bit of salt added to allow current to flow. Pure water is actually a good insulator. At the positive electrode oxygen will form and at the negative electrode hydrogen will form. The voltage needs to be above 1.6-2 volts
These can be [...]

Water Car Inventor Killed… Full Story

PLEASE COMMENTS www.happymileage.com Run Your Car On Water – inventor killed… News of Stan Meyer – Run Your Car On Water

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How much water can be made from 5.41 ×1024 hydrogen molecules?

How much water can be made from 5.41 ×
1024 hydrogen molecules? Answer in units of
g.
297 g. You would convert the number of H2 molecules to moles by using avogadro’s number. Next, after writing the balanced equation for the formation of water by hydrogen and oxygen, use the coefficients of the hydrogen and water to form [...]

How much hydrogen can be produced from 685 g of methane and 1530 g of water?

CH4(g) + H2O(g) CO(g) + 3 H2(g)
Hydrogen can be prepared by reacting natural gas (methane) with water, as shown above.How much hydrogen can be produced from 685 g of methane and 1530 g of water?
____g
CH4(g) + H2O(g) —- > CO(g) + 3 H2(g)
calculate moles of each reagent and determine limiting reagent
moles = mass / [...]

How much water can be made from 5.41 × 1024 hydrogen molecules?

How much water can be made from 5.41 ×
1024 hydrogen molecules? Answer in units of
g.
2 H2 + O2 = 2 H2O
moles H2 = 5.41 x 10^24 / 6.02 x 10^23=8.99
the ratio between H2 and H2O is 2 : 2 ( or 1 : 1)
moles water = 8.99
mass water = 8.99 mol x 18.02 g/mol=161.9 g

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what is the correct procedure for extracting hydrogen from water with electrolysis?

how is it kept seperate from the oxygen
Two ions exist in the water(considering it is pure).
At Anode, oxygen is released.
4OH- —–> 2H20 + O2(gaseous) + 4e-
At Cathode, hydrogen is released.
2H+ + 2e- ——> H2

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How many L of O2 are released from the decomp of 3.6 L of hydrogen perox. gas to produce water vapor + oxygen?

Volume – Volume
How many liters of O2 are released from the decomposition of 3.6 L of hydrogen peroxide gas to produce water vapor and oxygen?
Please show the process.
2 H2O2 –> 2 H2O & O2
the identical ratio of
2 moles H2O2 produces 2 moles of H2O
tells us that those two gases also ratio [...]

can you write a balanced fromula for the formation of water from hydrogen and oxygen?

use the atomic mass of each element to the equation.use these masses to show how the equation demonstratess the law of conservation of mass.
please help!("
thank you!
The correct equation is
2H2(g) + O2(g) ——> 2H2O(l)
The masses are calculated using H=1 and O=16
2H2(g) [...]

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