But then, Todd is willing to consider some unconventional propositions. An inexpensive process to separate hydrogen and oxygen would solve the world's energy problems. If it works the way they say it does, it is perpetual motion. The laws of thermodynamics say this is impossible. It's easy enough to produce hydrogen but some heat always would be lost in the process and outside energy would have to be added.
Science regards the laws of thermodynamics as almost sacred.
Meanwhile investments made in a Leach invention by several large companies are at stake. One thing seems sure. Repealing the laws of thermodynamics seems considerably more difficult than amending the Constitution of the United States. But wouldn't it be wonderful if Sam Leach has done it. A cutaway shows at least eleven drip bottles with a common input for each row of bottles.