PLATINUM REACTION TO HYDROGENThoight I'd Share
Platinum is superb at creating hydrogen gas.
Yet.... what happens when hydrogen gas ( no flame ) just gas touches
the surface of, platinum ?
VIDEO - 18 sec long https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t25kbtSxQgY Hydrogen gas (H2) adsorbs ("sticks") to platinum metal, which causes the H-H bond to break as two H-Pt bonds form. This makes it easier to remove an electron from each H atom, generating two H+ from H2.Jan 15, 2014
Platinum Catalyzed Reaction of Hydrogen and Oxygen
https://www1.chem.umn.edu/services/lecturedemo/info/Hydrogen_and_Platinum.html Let's see,
Instant exothermal reaction =
free red hot heat Hmmmm,
- platinum reactors heating water moving rlec turbines using
small amounts of gas touching platinum plates ( better than uranium ? )
Hydrogen molecule splits
Creating 2 separate H+ atoms
Could these 2 H+ atoms be sponged to generate electricity ?
Cheers....