RE: Memory Lane1 Apr 2024 21:56
Jeez, come on folks. Slug won't post a link to a car that runs on water because of one thing: thermodynamics.
He doesn't understand thermodynamics because he has the intellect of a flee, and gets all of his talking points from social media posters who exploit his kind. As I've said before, I would feel sorry for him but he's so hostile he refuses help and instead resorts to schoolboy threats of carpark vengeance.
Simple question for a supposed graduate, Slug: if breaking bonds is endothermic, and water is a stable oxide of hydrogen, who will mechanical work (driving) be done if the raw input is water? For a car to 'run on water ' you need the overall enthalpic/entropic change in energy to be negative. Have Toyota discovered a new form of more stable hydrogen/oxygen compound? Is it sufficiently greater in entropy than liquid water such that the change in Gibbs Free Energy for the conversion is negative and available to power a car? Or is thermodynamics a hoax, perpetuated by Bill Gates, like the vaccine and anthropologically induced climate change?
Please, you're thick as treacle and digging deeper with every poorly researched post.