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I did not include the pressure that is the result of the
weight of the water.

only the pressure of the water that is the result of the
pressure above the water.

so its clear that with a few pumps on a hand pump you can
have a zero guage pressure at the bottom.

this means that you can generate HHO at the bottom of the pipe
for much less energy.

and you can extract energy from the buoyant HHO as it rises.

now when the HHO rises to the top you can convert it back into water in a fuel cell
(that doesnt care that its in a vacuum)
you get more energy out , than you put in.

and you still have the same exact vacuum.
and the same exact amount of water.

this can be a continous cycle.

that just outputs electricity.

according to a fuel cell described below
the annode and cathode are made of metals
and they sandwich the electrolyte between them.
therefore being in a vacuum wouldnt matter.

a basic fuel cell



and one other plus !!

a fuel cell generates much heat , so the water will absorb this heat along with the pipe , so a heat exchanger inside the pipe can be used to supply hot water , thereby removing the heat generated from the water inside of the pipe , and the entire pipe can be inside another pipe to remove the heat that transfers to the pipe itself.

thereby effectlively removing all heat generated durring the generation process and supplying hot water to a home
as a byproduct along with the excess electricity generated from the HHO and the excess electricity generated from the buoyancy of the HHO.

1 excess energy from HHO generation and conversion.
2 excess energy from buoyancy.
3 excess energy from hot water.

you will need to supply a constant vacuum at the top
that will allow for the start up process to begin.
and you will actually be pumping out HHO durring this
vacuming process as the start up processes begin.
ie...

the buoyant system is full of HHO and rotating.
the fuel cell is fully functioning and producing electricity.

then you can close the valve between the vacuum pump
and the process should continue.