The Powder Toy

Electrolysis by Nebulus by SentinelDuality

SentinelDuality
SentinelDuality
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26th May 2021
14th Oct 2021
A distillation and electrolysis system. Spark the PSCN to start flow; everything starts closed, but it will work with everything open. Reliably separates hydrogen and oxygen from plain water. Cool electrolysis facts inside.
electrolysis distillation pressure science chemistry demonstration nebulus

Comments

  • Supercrafter
    Supercrafter     7th Jul 2021
    SentinelDuality: you need to check your soda fountain
  • SentinelDuality
    SentinelDuality     2nd Jun 2021
    i ran out of sign space but i just wanted to say: industrial-scale liquid oxygen production is done through atmospheric condensation and distillation. this setup is meant purely to demonstrate that water can be split and then separated into its component gases through similar processes, and does not necessarily reflect real-world methods and standards :]
  • SentinelDuality
    SentinelDuality     2nd Jun 2021
    crazylab: lol, wrong save? still, thanks for checking my stuff out :]
  • crazylab
    crazylab     2nd Jun 2021
    finally my vivranium pan is done
  • SentinelDuality
    SentinelDuality     31st May 2021
    explosivepowder: then let it be taken off! if it earns a demotion, i will still have been glad to have the time and attention of so many folks out there, and hell - i mighta just taught them something about the world we live in, which was my goal in the first place
  • explosivepowder
    explosivepowder     31st May 2021
    Isn't thanking people for FP disallowed by the rules? As much as I like your design there, I fear it could get the save taken off fp or worse.
  • SentinelDuality
    SentinelDuality     30th May 2021
    (also, moving the valve results in a change in switch orientation which, i mean... i scream. i very much scream)
  • SentinelDuality
    SentinelDuality     30th May 2021
    SilberEmu528229: oh yes, that... yeah, i noticed that myself. it bugs the hell outta me too. the easy solution would just be to move the valve but i figure it's a small enough amount that it's not much of a problem
  • SilberEmu528229
    SilberEmu528229     30th May 2021
    btw, sorry for my bad english
  • SilberEmu528229
    SilberEmu528229     30th May 2021
    SentinelDuality: yeah, but its still losing water from the excess pipe when its running for the first time. its a small amount thet is forgotten later, but its still an efficiency loss that doesnt need to occur