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Bleil Laboratories, Inc. Begins Alternative Fuel Research

Hydrogen is a non-polluting fuel with massive potential, but where can one find an abundant supply of this miracle fuel?

June 1, 2007 -- 

You might have heard of the "Hydrogen Fuel Cell", a device that acts like a battery, generating DC current that can be used to turn the engine in electric automobiles  by converting hydrogen to water, but currently, hydrogen is usually generated via electrolysis of water.  Unfortunately, the first law of thermodynamics (the law of conservation of energy) tells us that if we start with water, and end with water, there can be no net energy gain.  In this case, hydrogen is not an alternative fuel so much as it is an energy storage mechanism.  

Thanks to new research at Bleil Laboratories, Inc., hydrogen can be generated from a high energy compound instead of water.  By extracting hydrogen, the energy from this compound can be converted into work far more efficiently than an internal combustion engine, stretching out this fuel source.  The by product of the process can be blended with gasoline extending the life of fossil fuels while our society makes the conversion from internal combustion engines to electric automobiles.

While the details of this process is being guarded, the president, Richard Bleil, of BLI says that the process is generic enough that there are many choices for the starting compound.  However, he chose the molecule he did to support South Dakota and current endeavors of the home state for Bleil Laboratories, Inc.  Investors will be needed to develop and market this innovation, and interested parties are invited to contact Bleil Laboratories, Inc. for further details.  

For More Information Contact:

Bleil Laboratories, Inc.
P.O. Box 215, Madison, SD 57042
Tel: local 605-427-4254 toll free 866-531-6180
FAX: 605-427-0227
Internet: richard.bleil@bleillabs.com

 

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