Last year some of you might remember I proposed using acoustic ultra-ultra sound to seperate H2O into volitile H and O. Basicly it used the standard acoustic mixing machines found in most chemistry labs while using a unique elliptical chamber to magnify the work.
The idea was to assist hydrogen fuel cell technology to produce the H gas more efficiently and cost effectively.

Yesterday on MSNBC I saw scientists use radio waves to "juice" the water and then touch a match to a small test tube of water and POOF it burst into a 6 inch tall falme that burned steadily.

I really think we are on to something big enoough to change the petro energy standard of the world.