Er, how much water (and I guess we're talking about potable water from the tap here) are we talking about that we'd need to store in our houses and sideline, undrinkable?
What about chlorine, mercury, dirt, etc that's currently in the water? Would it merely precipitate to the bottom of the electrolysis vessel? What to do with that stuff?
Interesting that the solution to our power problem involves using yet another of the world's resources that is becoming ever more scarce.
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Er, how much water (and I guess we're talking about potable water from the tap here) are we talking about that we'd need to store in our houses and sideline, undrinkable? What about chlorine, mercury, dirt, etc that's currently in the water? Would it merely precipitate to the bottom of the electrolysis vessel? What to do with that stuff? Interesting that the solution to our power problem involves using yet another of the world's resources that is becoming ever more scarce.