SCIENTISTS DISCOVER NEW TECHNOLOGY BREAKTHROUGH THAT PRODUCES HYDROGEN FROM SEAWATER!!

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    00:00 Intro
    00:58 Electrolyzers
    02:01 Some Failed Solutions
    03:19 The New Type of Electrolyzer
    04:04 The Fixes
    05:12 The Experiment
    06:11 Additional Benefits
    Electrolyzers work by splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen through an electrochemical process. The process of producing hydrogen and oxygen from water is driven by the difference in the potential between two electrodes dipped into the water. The electrodes are connected to a current source, and the hydrogen and oxygen are collected from the two outlets.
    The collected hydrogen is stored as fuel and then is used to generate electricity through a fuel cell. This process doesn't require burning any fossil fuels. Thus, it can be used as a clean energy source.
    However, the electrolyzer that uses water from the ground is definitely harming the environment. The groundwater is drying up. The demand for freshwater is increasing with the global population growth. A quarter of the world's population does not have access to fresh water, and experts say that many parts of the world could also become uninhabitable due to water scarcity in the next few decades.
    The cost of water extraction is also very high, and the process is very energy-intensive. So, it is critical to use cleaner and less expensive sources of water for electrolysis.
    You might be thinking, why didn't we just desalinate the seawater? It would have been a cheaper, cleaner, and quicker method to extract the hydrogen we need.
    This was a possible solution, but it was not a feasible one. Most of the energy we put in to desalinate and then fractionated water would have been lost during the process, making the obtained hydrogen more expensive. It would have spiked the price of fuel cells even more. This is not what the scientists wanted.
    There was another solution. There are special machines that are used to turn seawater directly into hydrogen. However, these are not used in the energy sector because they break down too quickly. They cannot be used for large-scale commercial applications. Seawater contains choroid ions that convert into highly reactive chlorine gas. This gas collects at the anode and degrades the catalyst over time, thus shutting down the machine completely.
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  • @thetesladomainofficial
    @thetesladomainofficial  Рік тому +3

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  • @bekindandrewind1422
    @bekindandrewind1422 10 місяців тому +4

    There's little mention of what is DONE with the chlorine that is produced as a by-product of using seawater... But coming from a country where there is no EPA or very little respect or concern about the environment, I would gather it's just vented to atmosphere..

  • @tomasadorno9050
    @tomasadorno9050 6 місяців тому +1

    Remember when we were told when you have thunder in the beach beware electoshock salt water is very conductive of electricity.

  • @dikshamen
    @dikshamen Рік тому +4

    Tesla, when will you build and mass produce Thorium smrs reactors for civilian life?
    Thus will solve our clean energy criss and free all of us from the tyranny of coal and oil!

  • @Oliveir51
    @Oliveir51 Рік тому +5

    With seawater the electrolyte is included ! Add 10Mhz pressure wave to reduce bubble size and enhance the yeald

  • @chrisbourne3543
    @chrisbourne3543 Місяць тому

    Energy X is looking to Increase lithium production over 60 times. It sounds a great idea.

  • @user-gg8we2ot4b
    @user-gg8we2ot4b 6 місяців тому +1

    Super!

  • @rmar127
    @rmar127 Рік тому +4

    No need to not worry is a double negative. Therefore you’re saying there is a need to worry.

  • @lookingin2309
    @lookingin2309 День тому

    this process does require power supply often powered by grid/ coal ,nuke or oil so stating that it requires

  • @chrisbourne3543
    @chrisbourne3543 Місяць тому

    Power to liquid technologies can make with synthetic crude

  • @yew2you37
    @yew2you37 10 місяців тому +1

    fresh water is in the rain, it is flooding world and wasted swiming pool, this is not a true problem but efficiency is the more concern, isn't it?

  • @kathleendavis2008
    @kathleendavis2008 7 місяців тому

    Thank you commenters for putting the light on this video....
    Read below ppl!!!

  • @Lord.Kiltridge
    @Lord.Kiltridge Рік тому +1

    No need to not worry?

  • @paighambaloch4221
    @paighambaloch4221 Рік тому +2

    We make bubbles from the battery and those bubbles are also made due to heat, hydrogen gas from them, so can't we boil water and cool their steam and make gas from there

    • @petesig93
      @petesig93 Рік тому

      Extremely high energy consumption to do this, basically makes hydrogen just a battery. The other primary problems with hydrogen use remain - pressure of operation, and the rare (expensive) metal elements involved.

  • @arnabsaha5185
    @arnabsaha5185 Рік тому +1

    Make a video on quantum generator patent..

  • @zachhalle6711
    @zachhalle6711 Рік тому +1

    Connected to a current source? How will the electricity be produced to create it?

  • @chrisbourne3543
    @chrisbourne3543 Місяць тому

    Powers to liquid technology

  • @opticaldjcartridge
    @opticaldjcartridge Рік тому +1

    it only takes 1/3 the energy to split urine than water why not use urine?

  • @jaswinderkaur-si9lw
    @jaswinderkaur-si9lw 8 місяців тому

    Quintillion and quintillion dollars business in electronic devices

  • @hungrysurfer9471
    @hungrysurfer9471 Рік тому

    Earth is not running out of fuels. More hydrocarbon fuels are coming up from under the Earth.

  • @alexspeed8888
    @alexspeed8888 9 місяців тому

    Seems like the ocean waters rising isn't so bad for hídrogen generation

  • @The_Quaalude
    @The_Quaalude Рік тому +2

    Why tf was there so much lithium in the seawater? 🧐

    • @kennedy6971
      @kennedy6971 Рік тому +1

      It's the 3rd most abundant element in the visible universe

    • @anothercomment3451
      @anothercomment3451 Рік тому

      @@kennedy6971 Lithium is also the third softest metal...in particle form ... in our air ... deliberately. 🙄
      Nasa says they deliver it into our air "to track cloud mvmt". Only an idiot would believe that nonsense. Throw the Dopplar radar away, then, eh. 🤨

  • @chrisbourne3543
    @chrisbourne3543 4 місяці тому

    The EU and the United States is going to invest over 400 billion into this green hydrogen technologies

  • @franklee663
    @franklee663 4 місяці тому +1

    Sorry this is not a new discovery. If you ever do electrolysis with diluted water in the lab, you will never get it to work, for it to work, it needs an electrolyte and most times we add salt, which is what exactly sea water is.

  • @wlhgmk
    @wlhgmk Рік тому +3

    A source of water has never been the problem with Hydrogen. The problem is this. If you generate Hydrogen with the electricity from a wind turbine or solar panels, transfer it to a service station and pump it into a car, at the very best only a quarter of the generated power makes it to the driving wheels of the car. If you transmit the power by wire to a battery electric car, three quarters of the generated power arrives at the driving wheels of the car. There are other vital uses for Hydrogen but just not for cars.

    • @petesig93
      @petesig93 Рік тому

      100%. Also the huge risks of hydrogen stored, transported and used under great pressure.Then there are the platinum and iridium components in fuel cells, two of the most expensive elements on the planet! All make hydrogen impracticable and uneconomic.

  • @petesig93
    @petesig93 Рік тому +2

    A few points to clarify:
    1. Global water shortages and droughts are NOT driven by demands for hydrogen through use of electrolizers. This a very niche technology.
    2. Hydrogen's costs and practicality run MUCH deeper than mere issues of water sources. Primary barriers include the 700psi operating, storage and use requirements, and even more for fuel cells - the demand for a couple of the highest cost mineral elements on the planet: platinum and iridium.
    These barriers will continue to make mass use of hydrogen for energy and transport a pure fantasy.

  • @mdrafiqul3358
    @mdrafiqul3358 Рік тому +1

    😀

  • @semsettinturkoz6602
    @semsettinturkoz6602 Рік тому +2

    please add scientific links to make your claims more crediable

  • @larrybaker2261
    @larrybaker2261 Рік тому +3

    Has anyone thought about what plants need to grow. Plants need nutrients/water from the ground, CO2 from the air, add sunlight, then plant produces sap(it's food), and the plant releases O2 or oxygen. Outside air has 400ppm CO2, which climate change advocates want to be ZERO(plants died then we do), Co2 levels in greenhouse push the CO2 levels to over 1000ppm to increase plant growth and yield. Higher CO2 levels would increase O2 levels is a good thing, I like to be able to BREATH.

  • @Massachusettsmorons
    @Massachusettsmorons 3 місяці тому

    Well clean until you burn the hydrogen and then you also have NOx and 6 times the amount of it compared to other fuels

  • @VAMobMember
    @VAMobMember Рік тому +1

    Sorry, not sorry
    Don’t approve of your habit of telling us about whizzbang science experiments that probably will never see commercial applications.

    • @VAMobMember
      @VAMobMember 11 місяців тому

      @@yesCurrency I’m old and have seen a lot. For reference in case it matters to you I’m a retired Electronics Engineer. In my life I have seen so called EXPERTS make claims about this tech and that tech being the latest and greatest think an “WITHIN THE DECADE WILL RADICALLY CHANGE THE WORLD”. Things like Fusion or Thorium power, they have been making those claims for longer than my entire Professional carrier and they are still not here and are still no closer than when I was in ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.

    • @lionle0pa42
      @lionle0pa42 10 місяців тому

      @@VAMobMember Excellent and truthful comments. The reality of the modern world allows groups to easily and cheaply produce flashy ""Amazing new breakthrough", etc headlines. In most of these announcements the raison d'etre is to generate future misguided investments. Humans are always seeking quick returns; sadly most of this human impulse goes into gambling on horse races, casinos, lotteries, etc. Just look at the money these gambling organisations earn. Just think, who are the winners? Certainly not the gamblers.

  • @plantinghope860
    @plantinghope860 8 місяців тому +1

    WTF did you say? Converting water into hydrogen is blamed for water depletion?