Best method for hydrogen production?

  • Sheepner
    21st Jan 2018 Member 0 Permalink

    As the title says, I want to produce hydrogen. Specifically, I don't want to use clones. I've tried photon filtering with BIZS and INVS and distillation, but I found it hard to regulate pressure and avoid evaporation, respectively.

    Any ideas / tips?

     

    Thank you!

  • _Theo
    21st Jan 2018 Member 0 Permalink

    Try to use electrolysis and some stor + pipes to separate the hydrogen from the oxygen.

    *Flies away*

  • Sheepner
    21st Jan 2018 Member 0 Permalink

    Thank you captain. *bows down in respect* BTW how would STOR and PIPE be used to filter the oxygen and hydrogen? Sorry, I'm a total noob.

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  • ssccsscc
    21st Jan 2018 Member 0 Permalink

    Example of usage PIPE + STOR to get HYGN:

  • _Theo
    21st Jan 2018 Member 0 Permalink

    Basically: The stor stores elements, if it has a ceirtan ctype, it will only absorb that one, if it absorbed something and is near PIPE then it will transfer it to the pipe, essentially making a HYGN gate.

  • Sheepner
    21st Jan 2018 Member 0 Permalink

    Ok, thank you everyone!

  • phox
    21st Jan 2018 Member 0 Permalink

    Electrolysis can be pretty easy if you use sponge, it can be done in 0g if you lead the water directly to a iron and gold lattice, hygn and oxyg can travel through it but water cannot, you can then do what tudor said with the stor.

     

    you can also turn deut into hygn if you have two chambers of exploding deut, and a slit in each one. the neut slit leads to a large glass tunnel, which will create photons, the photons then go up into bizr, which will turn the photons into electrons and the proton slit will lead the protons right into the electron output, i've tried making this but it's way too difficult for me lol, you might be able to though 

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  • kobalt
    21st Jan 2018 Member 0 Permalink

    just get a bunch of ELEC on water