SunHydrogen Inc (HYSR)

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You're right, I do know all that stuff as it is fundamental. Yipee!

Basically everything you post about HYSR technology is wrong! Even using magazine articles, etc. that should show you that the two processes have nothing to do with other. Yet you are trying to make a comparison.

1) Solar panels DO NOT convert sunlight better than leaves. Leaves use photosynthesis to take carbon dioxide to carbon to use in its protein structure and carbohydrates for fuel, i.e. to live. They then give off O2 into the atmosphere. Solar Panels do not know what the hell any of that means. Leaves do not provide electricity! There is NO comparison. They have been efficiently using the H2 from water for billions of years. NO SCIENCE has ever come close to that ability or efficiency. You are making a false comparison between a living thing using sunlight to make chemical reactions for life and a piece of rock (i.e. a silicon p-n junction) to move electrons.

2) H2 absolutely does not bond with WATER!!!!!! H2 bonds with O2 to make water. That is why you see the H2 bubbles freely floating upward through the water in the baggie with HYSR particles. Otherwise they would disappear. What world do you live in?

H2 + H2O is NOT a reaction!

What the hell do feathers have to do with breathing oxygen? You can't fly in space with feathers, you can't even get there with feathers because there is NO oxygen.

HYSR particles are INEFFICIENT at catalyzing the water molecule breakdown. They do NOT enable sufficient potential difference for sufficiently long periods to produce a viable amount of H2 for their cost. The particle have to be replaced OFTEN and they are really expensive for the small amount of H2 they can produce.

You have correctly said

I am probably one of the least knowledgable about chemistry on this board

and because of that, you are appling false resasoning to evaluate HYSR as a company.
It is crystal clear that HYSR will NOT be able to enter the H2 market (with nano-particles) anytime in the near future, if ever.