In general, I agree throughout your post, but not for each individual paragraph.
In conventional Faraday electrolysis, the bubbles are transparent and large.
In the Meyer process, there are practically no bubbles, but there is "milk".
In this video, I suggested and described how this "milk" can form.
The presence of "milk" is a sign that the Meyer process is in progress.
In my experiments and calculations, I make several approximations: coarse, average, exact.
If a rough approximation shows a good result, I no longer do an average and exact approximation.
This saves money and time.
I don't go too deep into the ions.
You are too deeply immersed in the topic and "behind the foliage you do not see the tree itself."
Sorry for the allegory.
I don't know about the Ackles patent
But I know about patents that they are designed to legally protect inventions without disclosing know-how.
Meyer succeeded in this. Patents have expired, but his know-how has not been disclosed.
The fuel cell only works as a capacitor at one point in time. At another point in time, it works as a conductor.
And we need to launch an electric field that will not be interfered with by electrons.
All these moments must be spaced apart in time and space (fuel cell geometry).
That is, I want to say that it is not entirely correct to consider a fuel cell only as a capacitor.
Yes, for calculations it is necessary to consider the fuel cell as a capacitor.
Because there are no other models for calculations.
This is the engineering contradiction that needs to be resolved.
Regarding auto translation, specify the timing, I will decipher the word you do not understand.
At the moment I don't have time to translate all 200 videos.
May I ask about education in physics or chemistry for you