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Characterization of the reverse reaction. The net efficiency of the reversibility process should be studied by measuring the amount of heat required to reverse the process and developing efficiency measures for assessing the quality of the reversal products.
Ah ha. They are not really a perpetual machine, but merely found a new "ground" state of hydrogen bond to certain metal compare to what is the previously known ground. Unless they are dumping new BaCl and KH in and throwing KCL and BaH2 away without reversing it back, this is not going to be something economical or provide net energy gain, especially not perpetually or economically.
Characterization of the reverse reaction. The net efficiency of the reversibility process should be studied by measuring the amount of heat required to reverse the process and developing efficiency measures for assessing the quality of the reversal products.
Ah ha. They are not really a perpetual machine, but merely found a new "ground" state of hydrogen bond to certain metal compare to what is the previously known ground. Unless they are dumping new BaCl and KH in and throwing KCL and BaH2 away without reversing it back, this is not going to be something economical or provide net energy gain, especially not perpetually or economically.
