Thread: Salt Water Fuel powers a Stirling engine
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Re: Salt Water Fuel powers a Stirling engine
Seems to me from what everyone's said that the RF is dissociating the sodium choride, leaving sodium metal in water (highly reactive), resulting in a flame of about that color. Correct me if I'm wrong.
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