Is the principle of energy savings through natural gas reasonable?
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To ensure complete combustion of natural gas, it has been proposed to cause friction between the active substance and natural gas in order to increase the distance between molecules, achieving an energy-saving effect of 6%. Is this principle reliable?
1 It’s always good to have ideas. 2 Sell a few carbon molecules in the market, take some oxygen molecules from the atmosphere, mix them together and heat them up to achieve complete combustion. The principle is completely sound, but it’s far from reality and requires effort; therefore, it’s necessary to understand both the principle and assess its feasibility
Ideals are lofty, but reality is cruel!
I feel like this theory is a bit ridiculous
I haven’t worked with it before, but since the idea has been raised, why not find someone who can conduct a small-scale trial?