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To: Howard Williams who wrote (96)	11/19/1998 10:11:00 AM
From: Buster	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 317

Hello Howard, In your opinion does this paragraph make sense? My knowledge of molecules and their various properties are a bit fuzzy. Will Carbon atoms attach themselves to Hydrogen or Oxygen atoms? I know Carbon and Oxygen combine to form C02 but that is not used as fuel. Hydrogen and Oxygen by themselves can be used as fuel. Do you know if adding a Carbon atom to either or both of these atoms would make some type of fuel? Thanks for your help. Buster "The discharge decomposes the carbon rods, separates the water and creates a plasma of mostly ionized hydrogen, oxygen and carbon atoms at about 5,000 degrees C. The atoms combine in various forms, cool down in the water surrounding the discharge and bubble to the surface where they are collected and stored."

To: Howard Williams who wrote (96)	11/19/1998 11:04:00 AM
From: attaboy	Respond to of 317

Dear sir, I thank you for your concern...may I suggest that Clancy, like myself is a layman and as such our understanding of physics is suspect, however you and Dr.Santilli are not..again I ask, Do you refute Santilli's position?