redneckgearhead34
09-10-2008, 06:18 AM
When aluminum is exposed to
a caustic solution, the oxidation is repeditively removed and re added.
in this process Hydrogen is produced, however the aluminum, and KOH is
used up in the reaction. This is a purely chemical reaction, no
electricity involved, however large quantities of KOH and aluminum are
required, especially the KOH it seems to be used up quite rapidly. I
have built a very small scale model using the flat top and pull tab of
a mountain dew can and a mason jar with about a cup of KOH and H2O.
I have pictures that I will post later on this afternoon. As for now I have to go to school. What do you guys think.
a caustic solution, the oxidation is repeditively removed and re added.
in this process Hydrogen is produced, however the aluminum, and KOH is
used up in the reaction. This is a purely chemical reaction, no
electricity involved, however large quantities of KOH and aluminum are
required, especially the KOH it seems to be used up quite rapidly. I
have built a very small scale model using the flat top and pull tab of
a mountain dew can and a mason jar with about a cup of KOH and H2O.
I have pictures that I will post later on this afternoon. As for now I have to go to school. What do you guys think.