| 摘要 |
<p>A plurality of chemical substances constituting an aqueous fuel are organically bonded to one another and does not easily decompose. According to the invention, the bonds are forcedly broken and the chemical substances are extracted as the individual substances or burnt. Pressurized water is fed into a space in a vacuum at a high temperature, vaporized, and further heated to turn it to superheated water vapor. Thus the bond between hydrogen and oxygen is made unstable, an affinitive quantity of a fossile fuel necessary for causing the oxidation reaction by oxygen is pressure-fed into the space so as to substantially decompose the water into hydrogen and oxygen and to enable the hydrogen and the fossile fuel to burn, or to enable hydrogen and oxygen to be extracted separately.</p> |
