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A possible new low-power breakthrough in desalination tech. Sounds like a good thing, if it works. -- (link)
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Beryllium (aka grayman)
May 20 '22, 20:44
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https://www.nona-technologies.com/
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There's hydrogen fuel cells as well, of course. Produce energy, with a byproduct of water.
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Mop
May 20, 23:07
That’s great if it works (like you said). I have high expectations for desalination.
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Mop
May 20, 20:50
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Call me a buzzkill if you want but this can't scale to industrial levels. Water's heat capacity is what it is and you can't change the chemistry -- (edited)
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Reagen
May 21, 02:48
Here's a bunch of sailors debating the potential for it to be true ... -- (link)
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Beryllium
May 20, 21:04
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How big is a case of water? How many ducks is that? -- nm
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Mop
May 20, 21:34
Yep. -- nm
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Beryllium
May 20, 20:53
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