Atomic Hydrogen Boiler: Potential For Instant Super heated Steam

General Electric engineer Irving Langmuir (1930's) accidentally discovered that when pure hydrogen gas is forced through an electric arc in the absence of air, it is ionized into H1. Atomic or monatomic hydrogen is very unstable and lasts less than a second. But, in the process of reverting to molecular H2 enormous heat is acquired.

The heat energy far exceeds the combined power needed to
1. Electrolyze water to make hydrogen gas
2. The electric current needed to make a Plasma field

So, I built a monatomic hydrogen reactor that employs my Plasma arc injector plugs. The electrodes are made of tungsten to withstand the enormous heat of the plasma.

The prototype in my video is a test bed to determine what happens when structured water is resonated and then forced under high pressure through the Plasma arc.
The more advanced version will incorporate a resonant chamber or pre-chamber in the plugs modeled after the invention of Dr. Andriev Puharich.

Or, alternatively, I will force pure hydrogen under pressure through the Plasma arc IN THE ABSENCE OF OXYGEN.
That was what Mr. Langmuir did and that is an anaerobic reaction.

My Aphoid Boiler TradeMark is also capable of injecting pure high pressure Hydrogen through one Plasma injector AND pure pressurized Oxygen through the other Plasma injector plug.

So, we will have two ionized gases mixing in the reactor chamber.
Any comments on what might result from this test would be welcome. I might even buy you a beer if you are right and visit the workshop in the Caribbean Islands.

For my report on this project please visit

BTW, if I have significant results they will be securely published on the blockchain in the guise of my Disruptive Technologies cryptocurrency, the Zorrion. Owners of the Zorrion will enjoy a virtual manufacturing and sales contract for this technology and others that qualify to be embedded in the coin.

[TravisTellsTruths]

You are incredible. I'm so interested in your technology.

[jessespruce]

that kinda looks like a pipe bomb, well technically it is but that's not what i mean.

question is it even safe and does it have a safety valve

[bringtheideas]

that sounds either like violation of laws of thermodinamics or that hidrino reaction from briliantlightpower. so this might be bs or it might be briliant.

[wakeupordie]

Dave, I am so happy for you, you build it and got it out of your head to reality. How did it work?

[pugofwarbr]

this is not some kind of perpetual machine? you need energy to break down the molecular bound in the hydrogen molecules, the energy obtained from recombining them cant possibly exceed the energy you used to separate them.

[rotem]

have you tried to do a water hydrolysis using lead amalgam cathode to get atomic hydrogen?

[erwinconxepts]

when a real scientist hear the word reactor and see a burner, 😂😂😂 ok

[meme]

I would say they will ignite as you expect cant wait to see it 👍

[SharhbiniRauf]

Use for steam engine to produce more hydrogen and electricity, better use this than coal then.

[hyfusiondotcom]

Thanks for the support from all those who appreciate the research I've been doing.
I plan to go full steam ahead (sorry for the pun, I couldn't resist) after i relocate to Cayman Islands.
Also, I intend to work with blockchain developers to create a cryptocurrency that incorporates disruptive technology
inventions securely embedded in the blockchain. the new coin will be a semi-open source repository for inventions
that empowers and rewards successful inventors. Look for information on Zorrion Energy Trust on my site.