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[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "No Carbon Required!" by Paul Adams.]
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5 out of 5 stars
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Carbon is one of the things our human bodies are made of, constituting about 18.8% of our bodies. In fact, due to the presence of carbon, the complex biological molecules in all living things are classified as organic molecules. Why, then, do you have to read No Carbon Required!: Oxyhydrogen from water, the perfect fuel for the future by Paul Adams?

Carbon is the major source of fossil fuels known as hydrocarbon. It works in such a way that the “hydrogen burns well, but the carbon content less, leaving unburned residue and filling the air with dangerous microscopic particulates and gases." This does not leave us at a disadvantage, as No Carbon Required!: Oxyhydrogen from water, the perfect fuel for the future by Paul Adams brings to light an alternative source of fuel that is able to power all kinds of vehicles and run generators. This alternative has always been available but, for some reason, hidden. No Carbon Required!: Oxyhydrogen from water, the perfect fuel for the future by Paul Adams, introduces the water-fueled hydrogen-powered technique to save the earth from damage. How can water really be a source of fuel?

Firstly, as stated in the book, the idea of fueling machinery, vehicles, and the like with water is not a new idea. It had long been discovered but sadly covered up by the big oil industry, which earns its wealth from fossil fuels. Readers would value the content in this book because of the simplicity of communication. Knowing that this book is intended to be published to a large audience and possibly not scientifically oriented readers, the author uses basic terminologies and easy-to-understand explanations in communicating the procedure for fracturing water to generate hydrogen. Hence, readers do not necessarily have to understand scientific evaluations to comprehend this book. I really appreciate this feature of the book.

Another aspect of this book that will positively motivate readers is open-source research. All patents, web archives, video links, and referenced materials are shared in the book to encourage further research. The pioneers or inventors of this water-fuel technology were met with much opposition driven by selfish motives. To avoid this, the author has made this book open-source, where readers can access all the required materials to further this technology. This, I believe, is a positive aspect of the book.

The aspect of this book that may not sit well with probably some readers is the opinionated conclusion of the author as to the disappearance of the inventors of this technology. One of these inventors was Stanley Meyer, who was believed to be poisoned but was given an official verdict of a brain aneurysm as the cause of his death. This is not to dispute the information but to identify that facts would be preferable to opinions in sensitive subjects such as this. I didn't find any other likely negative issue with the book.

No Carbon Required!: Oxyhydrogen from water, the perfect fuel for the future by Paul Adams, is a well-researched material that is expertly presented. The book was exceptionally well edited, with no errors found. Overall, I rate this book five out of five stars despite the negative point I made. Readers who are interested in materials that are based on alternate fuel supply will surely love this one.

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I loved to read that i really gain precious knowledge about carbon like how & where to use
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