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Don both potassium and hydrogen exist in the required states for hydrino formation in seawater? Should we be worrying about the ocean blowing up?

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Don both potassium and hydrogen exist in the required states for hydrino formation in seawater? Should we be worrying about the ocean blowing up?

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• Most of the hydrogen in seawater is in H2O, HCO3, and so on. Not much hydrogen in seawater exists as hydrogen atoms. Furthermore, the hydrogen atoms must be in close proximity to two K+ ions, probably at a specific distance. These conditions are not present in seawater.