top | item 44921166 (no title) sikonomial | 6 months ago You don't need to pump up the water. Fresh water is less dense than salt water so it will float up to the surface on its own. discuss order hn newest patall|6 months ago That would be a perpetuum mobile. You either have a pressure difference at the membrane or between outside and inside the tube. sikonomial|6 months ago The process would be like this:1. Take in salt water2. Spend some energy to separate salt from water.3. Put fresh water into a container.4. The container containing fresh water will raise to the surface, since it is less dense than salt water.There is no perpetual motion. load replies (3)
patall|6 months ago That would be a perpetuum mobile. You either have a pressure difference at the membrane or between outside and inside the tube. sikonomial|6 months ago The process would be like this:1. Take in salt water2. Spend some energy to separate salt from water.3. Put fresh water into a container.4. The container containing fresh water will raise to the surface, since it is less dense than salt water.There is no perpetual motion. load replies (3)
sikonomial|6 months ago The process would be like this:1. Take in salt water2. Spend some energy to separate salt from water.3. Put fresh water into a container.4. The container containing fresh water will raise to the surface, since it is less dense than salt water.There is no perpetual motion. load replies (3)
patall|6 months ago
sikonomial|6 months ago
1. Take in salt water
2. Spend some energy to separate salt from water.
3. Put fresh water into a container.
4. The container containing fresh water will raise to the surface, since it is less dense than salt water.
There is no perpetual motion.