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Old July 15th 03, 03:00 AM
G.R. Patterson III
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DeltaDeltaDelta wrote:

Now that you mentioned it, I also recall some thesis that if the water is
ejected from the engine, it will increase the moisture levels slowly until
how-knows-what happens.


But the hydrogen was created by electrolization of water, removing exactly
as much water from the system as will be restored when the fuel is used.

It's a closed system in that regard. The net amount of water remains the
same.

George Patterson
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