[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Kevin Bambrough [@BambroughKevin](/creator/twitter/BambroughKevin) on x 55.1K followers Created: 2025-07-22 17:06:32 UTC Hydrograph is going to be re-rated as a high tech company. I’m taking the story to major connected high tech investors. It’s the highest of material science high tech and it’s been lost for too long in a sea of mining shitcos. It’s one been looked at by a jaded resource investment community that doesn’t even want to understand basic elements of its patented processes. I’m shocked how poorly this is understood and can now see clearly why it was so cheap and seems too good to be true (which creates natural aversion in people) Hydrograph produces nano particles of pure crystallized carbon with a multi patented process In the process it separates the carbon atoms from hydrogen atoms using acetylene as a feed stock. It doesn’t want or need the energy. Law of thermodynamics people! It’s not a big energy consumer it’s the exact opposite All it wants from the process is the soot in pure crystallized form! The energy is mostly transformed from being contained in acetylene to contained in the hydrogen gas which is its primary byproduct. This hydrogen gas will be sold! It could actually have growing value as hydrogen fuel cells become common place. There is heat produced. But it can be captured using heat exchanges as then system design evolves. But the bulk of the energy remains in the hydrogen biproduct. I’ll come up with some estimates. But just know!!! The process needs not consume energy. It only wants the carbon atoms that are released from the acetylene We value the soot. lol. The energy respects the laws of thermodynamics XXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [investment](/topic/investment) [mining](/topic/mining) [Post Link](https://x.com/BambroughKevin/status/1947704829570388461)
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Kevin Bambrough @BambroughKevin on x 55.1K followers
Created: 2025-07-22 17:06:32 UTC
Hydrograph is going to be re-rated as a high tech company. I’m taking the story to major connected high tech investors.
It’s the highest of material science high tech and it’s been lost for too long in a sea of mining shitcos.
It’s one been looked at by a jaded resource investment community that doesn’t even want to understand basic elements of its patented processes.
I’m shocked how poorly this is understood and can now see clearly why it was so cheap and seems too good to be true (which creates natural aversion in people)
Hydrograph produces nano particles of pure crystallized carbon with a multi patented process
In the process it separates the carbon atoms from hydrogen atoms using acetylene as a feed stock.
It doesn’t want or need the energy. Law of thermodynamics people! It’s not a big energy consumer it’s the exact opposite
All it wants from the process is the soot in pure crystallized form!
The energy is mostly transformed from being contained in acetylene to contained in the hydrogen gas which is its primary byproduct. This hydrogen gas will be sold! It could actually have growing value as hydrogen fuel cells become common place.
There is heat produced. But it can be captured using heat exchanges as then system design evolves. But the bulk of the energy remains in the hydrogen biproduct. I’ll come up with some estimates.
But just know!!! The process needs not consume energy. It only wants the carbon atoms that are released from the acetylene
We value the soot. lol. The energy respects the laws of thermodynamics
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