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Hi Ron.
Do you mean the electrolyte somehow
compresses?
Or do you mean the electrolyte takes up less space
because the hydrogen and oxygen get seperated and make for less water volume in
the batteries?
If that is so, then wouldn't the gas of the
hydrogen and oxygen take up more space than the original water they were before
they were seperated?
I mean, wouldn't the hydrogen and oxygen take up
more space volume in gaseous form than they did as water? Wait, no that
can't be it because then there wouldn't be
a vacuum at all but actually a positive pressure in
the battery pod. Arrrgh!
Bill is running down the hallway now drooling
and laughing hysterically and banging his forehead repeatedly with a
hammer! Lol.
Kindest Regards,
Bill Akins.
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