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Just watched Energy From the Vacuum 15 in which the late Walter Rosenthal was interviewed regarding the various free energy devices he had tested over the years, particularly Floyd Sweet. He made mention of a man named Harry Taplin who claimed that if you added a small quantity of lithium (in the millions of parts per million) to a hydrocarbon fuel and ignited the fuel with a spark a "cold fusion" reaction would take place in which the lithium would turn into helium and release a large amount of heat. In the video it states that the compound Taplin used was Lithium Trioxide but this compound doesn't seem to exist, however after a search on the internet I found that he used a compound called Lithium Stearate that is found in grease. Just like to know if anyone has tried adding lithium to their fuel and if it did extend their mileage.
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