Possible source of SS electrodes?
I noticed Walmart has some fancy travel mugs that are double walled stainless steel and claim to be insulated. Looking inside told me the inner container is cylindrical. Can't tell if the outside if the outside of the mug is SS or not, but it is sculptured rather than cylindrical.
The item is marked on the bottom as a Walmart product made in China. Cost is about $7 It may be possible to disassemble it and use the outer part as the HHO generator jar as well as one electrode, remove the insulation and use the inner cylinder as the other electrode. |
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I've got two double kitchen sinks I got from yard sales I'm gonna cut up.....
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stainless steel is a poor conductor of electricity, gold plated silver would be better platinum is what is normally used for electrolysis of water, and separating hydrogen from natural gas is what is done when you buy a tank of hydrogen.
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Anyhow, thanks for the tip. I will switch to platinum when the price falls to $4 an ounce. BTW, I am using titanium for the negative electrode. https://flapdoodledinghy.com/HHO_generator.html |
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