- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
Posted by: UL71M4 G33K
Posted by: Vitamin Zawaz
Posted by: Del Beano
Molecules split apart and combine using electrical energy, not heat. -blam!-lord.Electricity is heat...
Electricity is NOT heat, electricity can generate heat, but it is not heat. Electricity is a form of energy, just like heat, but it isnt heat.
Oh, and arent Hydrogen and pur Oxygen extremely flamable. Think about a planetary flashfire... yeah, dead.
Electricity is millions of tiny electrons passing along a medium. That's all it is.
There are only two types of energy: kinetic and potential. All energy is the movement of subatomic particles (neutrons, protons, and electrons). Thus, if a molecule is splitting apart, that IS energy. If all atoms and their components were to stop moving, you would reach a point called "absolute zero". This is colder than space, even, believe it or not. Absolute zero would mean a total lack of heat and movement. So far, the scientific community has been unable to achieve absolute zero.