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John C. WAGNER
Zorongen Electrolyte / Gas
Excerpts from:
DECARBOXYLATION
-- METAL DEGRADATION THROUGH COFUSION FRYENZYME
by John
C. Wagner
First Edition, 1977
/ Copyright number A033790 / 1983 Assigned to Zora
Marjorie Wagner
SIMULATED
HYDROGEN ( ZORONGEN GAS TECHNOLOGY )
...The technology that I invented and successfully developed is
based on a new electrolyte that manufactures a unique new gas
known as zorongen that is 94.3% hydrogen, 1.2% oxygen, 4.5%
nitrogen. This blend is produced by a new electrolysis
technology this was achieved by recognizing that the only way to
utilize an electrolyzer was to develop an electrolyte to
separate only the hydrogen blend from the water...
The experiments have shown that a minute amount of the new
catalyst injected into water can indeed place the water into a
different atmosphere, once this atmosphere has been converted
the water is bombarded with electrons thus separating the
hydrogen from the oxygen of the water, the hydrogen being the
lighter element would surface and is burned off as zorongen gas.
The catalytic effect on the oxygen would cause the oxygen to be
encapsulated into the water molecules. The zorongen gas is the
only fuel sources that can be recycled back into the engines
carburetor, the zorongen gas exhaust recirculation system
results in no emissions eliminating all carbon monoxide
pollutants, implementation of zorongen fuel" will result in a
lasting and universal benefit for mankind.
The zorongen gas is a formulation of gases that can only be
manufactured through the zorongen fuel cell by the use of the
zorongen electrolyte, zorongen gas blend can not be manufactured
or blended in any other way. The zorongen gas unlike hydrogen
will not explode at high temperatures but will bum when
ignited...
ZORONGEN
GAS POWERED VOLKSWAGON
In Jan. 1990 I developed an all zorongen gas 1971 Volkswagon to
introduce my new zorongen gas cell. 12 of the fuel cells were
attached to the car and put on display to promote the invention
of the new zorongen gas technology, the Volkswagon was designed
to bum on all zorongen gas or mixed with regular gas and propane
gas. The car was equipped with a solar cell so the car can
produce its own energy, the solar panel produces energy to the
cars battery and the battery feeds voltage to the fuel cell
where the zorongen gas is produced and then used to fuel the
engine.
My zorongen gas technology is revolutionary in as much as it
produces 94.5% zorongen gas at room temperature, at 1,5 amp. 12
volts and develops 94.3% hydrogen. As is known, hydrogen makes
up 90% of the atoms in the universe. It is abundant in
interstellar space with an average of about one hydrogen atom
per cubic centimeter. However, on earth, the gas constitutes
about 0.29% of the atmosphere, it is known that 66.6% hydrogen
and 33.4% oxygen can be produced by passing an electric current
through water, and separates the hydrogen from the oxygen in the
water molecule in a process called electrolysis using
hydrochloric acid electrolyte, where as zorongen can be produced
with no carbon electrolyte and will produce 94.3% hydrogen using
my new zorongen electrolyte with no hydrochloric acid. Air is a
mixture of gases, it is approximately 70% nitrogen and 20%
oxygen. Each of the atmospheric gases liquifies at different
temperatures. Nitrogen liquifies at a higher temperature then
oxygen. For example, air coming into contact with uninsulated
zorongen fuel lines will liquify nitrogen before the oxygen.
Oxygen is separated out of the water and used in pure form in
engine combustion. Suitable devices that accomplish this have
been designed and tested in vehicles, aircraft, generations. Out
of my flowing equation came the revolutionary new simulated
hydrogen zorongen gas technology.
ZORONGEN
versus Natural Gas
Some advantages of ZORONGEN as compared to natural gas
(menthane) are:
A minimum of 4% ZORONGEN in air is needed for combustion. For
natural gas it is 5%. An explosion of 4% ZORONGEN has only
one-fourth the energy of a 5% natural gas and air mixture. This
means that if an explosion with leaking ZORONGEN gas occurs, it
would be less damaging than a similar explosion with natural
gas.
In general, Zorongen is not particularly hazardous compared to
other flammable substances. It does have some unique properties
that require special safety considerations. Its high rate of
diffusivity enables it to penetrate some materials, such as cast
iron.
Heat energy
On a weight basis Zorongen has three times the energy content of
hydrocarbon fuels. On a volume basis it has about one-third
less. This means that a given volume of Zorongen will not give
off as much energy as other gases, such as methane.
Explosion
Energy
A concentration of Zorongen of 18% or more in air can cause
detonation ( explosion). Only 6% is needed for methane and
propane. The amount of pressure exploding Zorongen will exert on
an enclosed container depends on the detonatio velocity and the
density of the unburnt mixture. Since Zorongen bums quickly, it
has the highest explosion potential of any gas, on a mass basis.
On a volume basis, it has the lowest explosion hazard. For an
equivalent storage of energy, Zorongen has a simil arexplosion
potential as methane or propane...
Flammability
limits and Optimum Mix
The limits of flammability of Zorongen in air are from 4% to
75%. This means that a minimum of 4% and no more than 75%
Zorongen mixed (by volume) in air are necessary to support
combustion. The range of flammability for Zorongen is wider than
methane, propane, or other hydrocarbon fuels. "In most
accidental situations, the lower flammability limit is of
particular importance. This is due to the fact that in realistic
accident sequences, ignition sources with sufficient energy are
nearly always present, once leaking fuels and combustibles have
reached flammability concentrations in air." The minimum limit
of flammability for Zorongen is higher than for either propane
or gasoline (2%)..
WAGNER'S
FORMULA: ZORONGEN GAS
NEW ELEMENT H20+0 = ~E = H2N02
THE TRANSMUTATION OF ELEMENTS
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Waste
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As a young boy, the late Dr. John C. Wagner visited the
Petrified Forest and was intrigued by the fact that wood, an
organic material, had turned into stone over the centuries since
the trees had fallen. He never forgot the petrified wood during
his career as a chemist and as a Professor at Tulane University.
He speculated that this petrifying process could be speeded-up
through catalyzed chemical reaction.
His many experiments resulted in several useful discoveries and
as early as 1988 he was able to precipitate contaminating
soluble metals from acid baths. The process involves introducing
a decarboxylation product which causes contaminating metals,
organic materials and other unwanted ingredients to become
encapsulated and precipitate as inert silicates. This
precipitate, which is easily filtered, purifies the baths and
extends their lives dramatically.
This Catalyzed Reagent Process is a proprietary blend of
soluble silicates, which allows for effective immobilization of
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Silicon is a member of the carbon family and like carbon can
form polymers. These polymers are a unique class of compounds in
which Sodium Oxide (Na 2 O) is associated with silicon dioxide
(SiO 2 ) generally in ranges varying from 1:1 to 1:3.22. In
dilute solutions, these compounds depolymerize to form chains of
silica and oxygen. Negative charges on some oxygen atoms react
with positive metal ions to form stable, insoluble metal
silicates. The ingredients in the catalyzed reagents will also
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marketing this product and named it PRO - pHx. She contacted
Amplate, Inc. a plating company in Charlotte, NC and it's
president, David French tested PRO - pHx for use in their acid
baths.
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Trials run on paper mill sludge have resulted in decreased,
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To learn more about PRO - pHx contact:
Gwen Wagner
Wagner Environmental Technologies, LLC
19722 One Norman Blvd. # 220 Suite 166 Cornelius, NC 28031
Ph. - 704 - 987 - 9686 Fax - 704 - 987 - 9682 e-mail - WagTec
A2Z@aol.com
Ray Guerrein
Waste Reduction Consultant
8606 Devonshire Drive
Huntersville, NC 28238
704 - 895 - 3900
Land-of-Sky Regional Council
e-mail: r.guerrein@worldnet.att.net
www.landofsky.org/wrp