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Stanley Meyer's water fuel cell
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This article is about the Water Fuel Cell invented by Stanley Meyer. For fuel cells in general, see
Fuel cell.
Perpetual motion machine:
Water fuel cell
The water fuel cell, as described in Meyer's patents.Disciplines
Physics and
engineeringCore TenetsThe device is designed to produce hydrogen and oxygen, from water using electricity, by a method other than
water electrolysis.Year Proposed1989Original ProponentsStanley MeyerCurrent ProponentsunknownTheory violation
First law of thermodynamicsWater fuel cell is reportedly a
perpetual motion machine. Such machines violate the known
laws of physics. Claims of the development of such devices are considered
pseudoscience by most
scientists.The
water fuel cell is a device invented by American
Stanley Meyer, which he claimed could convert
water into its component elements,
hydrogen and
oxygen, using less energy than can be obtained by the subsequent combustion of those elements, a process that results the reconstitution of the water molecules. Thus, if the device operated as claimed, the combustion cycle would start and end in the same state while extracting usable energy, thereby violating the
first law of thermodynamics and allowing operation as a
perpetual motion machine.
Meyer's claims about the Water Fuel Cell and the car that it powered were found to be fraudulent by an Ohio court in 1996.[1]
Similar devices have been promoted by others (see
Water-fuelled car): there is no evidence that any of these devices operate as claimed.
maybe the sneaky ohio court was in on this huge conspirosy
