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Ah it clicked in my head what you mean. I was thinking if you use RF signals to split up H2O, and then burn the H2 which gives you H2O back, then you would have a never ending supply of fuel! Haha well that's not right.

SO yeah, if it is simply electrolysis, I don't see how this could be used as a fuel for a car. As another, perhaps more efficient way of creating H2, then it's certainly interesting. So the question is whether this is electrolysis or not, since they didn't say explicitly whether it is or not as far as I remember.