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7th Aug 2018

11th Aug 2018

Was playing around with the idea of splitting hydrogen via protons, but on a small scale. Basically I wanted to find a way of producing and containing hydrogen in a way that *always* allowed the electron to be released

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JusticeFighter 8th Aug 2018

True, thank you for this testing setup!
funky3000 8th Aug 2018

Well yeah, but yknow, TPT has a lot of oddities :P never know for sure until you test stuff!
JusticeFighter 8th Aug 2018

Well Hydrogen literally consists of a proton and an electron, it sounds reasonable to split it 1:1. Having a chance to release electrons would be weird.
funky3000 7th Aug 2018

Also I should add: I already knew protons were produced every time, it was easier to tell because protons go through almost everything, but electrons get blocked by a lot, so by creating a small scale experiment that was transparent to everything involved, I was able to confirm that electrons were produced every time as well. Used to think that it was just a chance.
funky3000 7th Aug 2018

It's because the photons start at about 350 degrees
Almist04 7th Aug 2018

Also notice that the proton that is made is slightly heated, possible to be used as a complex weapon
Almist04 7th Aug 2018

I agree with coryman!
coryman 7th Aug 2018

I like real science saves like this, where there's an experiment designed to answer a question. :D +1

The Powder Toy

Splitting hydrogen, one atom at a time by funky3000

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