How can u acually split h20 into oxygen and hydrogen?
I think it should be fineIve never heard that beforeHowever aluminum conducts heat differently so it may change the end resultYou might want to consider deep frying your wingsAt the very least par boil them first so that you can get them crispy
Cook the wings in the pan without the sauce so they will get good and crispy then put them in a covered bowl with the sauce and shake and serve.
Personally I never seen anything eat through a foil pan, and if I did I wouldn't eat what was in itTho it discolors but so does most anything you store in foilSometime you may store a bowl covered with foil and remove the foil later and it is turning like black (the foil, not the food)But anyway.it's true you should fry them firstThen melt some margarine and add your hot sauce and pour this over the crispy fried wings.the reason you heat or melt the margarine is to allow it to be better absorbed by the chickenYou can still bake them for a few to get it to stick wellGood luck.
Making Hydrogen From Water (Electrolysis) Materials photovoltaic cell (3V min) or 9-volt battery (2) pieces of aluminum foil 6 cm x 10 cm salt (2) electrical wires with 2 cm uninsulated on each end (2) paper clips small bowl-glass, ceramic or plastic water spoon Background Electrolysis is a technique used by scientists to separate a compound or molecule into its component partsBy adding electricity to water and providing a path for the different particles to follow, it can be separated into hydrogen and oxygen Procedure Accordion-fold each piece of aluminum foil down the long way so that you have two pieces approximately 1 cm x 6 cmThese are going to be your electrodesPress each electrode flatBend the top 1 cm of each electrode over to act as a hangerThey will be hung on the inside of your bowlAttach one end of each wire to the hanger of your electrode with a paper clipDissolve salt into water at the ratio of one teaspoon salt for each 50 ml of waterStir to dissolve the saltHang the electrodes on the inside of the bowl so that they hang down into the waterThey should hang a couple inches apart; do not let them touch during the experimentAdd more salt water if necessaryAttach the other end of each wire to your photovoltaic panel or a batteryMake a note which electrode is attached to the positive and which is attached to the negativeIf using photovoltaics, take your electrolysis device outside into the sunObserve the electrolysis procedure and what is occurring at each electrode.
I dont know about the myth, but I can tell you that when we were tailgating we baked them in aluminum pans and they turned out fine.good luck.
