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New Battery systems => Other new battery systems => Topic started by: delphi007 on June 21, 2012, 09:14:50 PM
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I was thinking about oxygen being used as an energy storage medium. You can smell ozone after a good electrical storm. Ozone is made up of 3 oxygen molecules and is unstable which means it wants to give up an electron. Could oxygen be a medium of energy storage? Could ozone be turned into a liquid like liquid oxygen? If it can be turned into a liquid and retain the energy density then in theory a membrane could be developed to take off that stored electron. Is this even possible? Discuss. Oh and I'm new here.
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I would like to add this info I found on wikipedia. I hate to sound like a conspiracy nut but money corrupts absolutely and that would include science. You have to keep that in mind because of the world we live in today. I don't think ozone needs to be brought down to such a low temperature in order to form a liquid. Even if it is mixed with water the energy density might not be lost you just wont have pure liquid ozone.
"According to experimental evidence from microwave spectroscopy, ozone is a bent molecule, with C2v symmetry (similar to the water molecule)."
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Could try hydrogen it likes to give an electron too
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Could try hydrogen it likes to give an electron too
They already have that technology. The hydrogen fuel cell. I guess what I'm talking about is an ozone fuel cell.
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Only hydrogen fuel cells if you ignite it. I tried it anyway a little voltage is evident but very little.
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Did you try it in a gas state or liquid state? The energy density would be increased in a liquid state. I would also like to state that light itself reduces the energy stored. You would have to have the ozone in a completely dark environment.
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I tried it in gas form i don't have the equipment for the temperatures needed too maintain liquid. And i totally agree there are alot variables including light. Temp. Field, waves and plenty more that's why i have started in the past year to find out about resonance and locking in the tones necessary to tap into a structure and the duality of the process.
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I tried it in gas form i don't have the equipment for the temperatures needed too maintain liquid. And i totally agree there are alot variables including light. Temp. Field, waves and plenty more that's why i have started in the past year to find out about resonance and locking in the tones necessary to tap into a structure and the duality of the process.
What did you use as a membrane? How did you break up the ozone? What are you talking about with regards to field waves and resonance, locking in tones? This doesn't even make sense.