[NewCandle] Constrained hydrolysis
Jones Beene
jonesb9 at pacbell.net
Mon Mar 5 17:24:29 EST 2007
Hey guys,
We should consider, or try to design, a low-tech flame arrestor so that
gas coming off of any low output cell can be burned on the spot. That
way it might be possible to get a "ballpark" thermodynamic balance.
I assume that a coleman wick is way too porous for H2 and maybe not
catalytic. They use a water bubbler arrangement for some JC experiments,
which is probably the way to go if you add some nickel mesh to
catalytically ignite, as at low volume -- you could lose a flame from
time to time. Any other suggestions?
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