Enertopia talks oxyhydrogen mobile lab testing

Executive Summary

• Enertopia Corp. reports that its oxyhydrogen mobile lab is now in operation and undergoing testing.
• The company claims that patent-pending improvements, specifically regarding desiccant drying chambers and recharge systems, have increased the hydrogen content in produced gas from a baseline of 55.91% to 75% based on continuous third-party handheld device testing.
• The mobile unit serves as a demonstration template for a "drop-in solution" capable of producing, storing, and using oxyhydrogen to run various appliances, including heating, air conditioning, and propane systems.

Key Details

• Mobile Lab Status: The mobile lab is currently in operation and in the testing phase; a video of the lab in action is available on the company website.
• Hydrogen Purity Increase:
  • Baseline result (Nov 8, 2021, independent third-party lab): 55.91% hydrogen.
  • Current result (continuous third-party handheld device testing): 75% hydrogen gas.
• Technical Improvements: The increase in hydrogen purity is attributed to patent-pending improvements, specifically the addition of desiccant drying chambers and a recharge system.
• Function of Improvements: The drying chambers remove moisture from the oxy-hydrogeneration process to reduce corrosion risk in storage tanks and metal parts.
• Operational Capabilities: The mobile unit enables fully automated oxyhydrogen production and replacement, allowing the gas to run a wide variety of propane and other appliances.
• Future Applications: The mobile unit will serve as the template for a drop-in solution for heating water, producing hot air in winter, and air conditioning in summer.
• Upcoming Tests: The company intends to provide BTU and flow rate test results once data is available from the new lab.

Notable Quotes

• "We look forward to providing our BTU and flow rate tests once we have the data results from the new lab in operation. Work continues on our full stack of patented clean technology innovations, and we are always looking at how we can grow the company with minimum equity dilution as we move forward," stated president and chief executive officer Robert McAllister.