HHO gas vs perpetual motion

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HHO gas vs perpetual motion

Is the use of HHO gas the same as or similar to perpetual motion? You have to use electricity to make HHO gas to run a motor to both run a car and make electricity to make more HHO gas. Is this chemically possible to do or is it like using a battery to run a generator to charge the battery? I'm putting this in chemistry because I'm not sure what HHO gas is, how it made, or how much energy it can provide through it's chemical reactions.
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Re: HHO gas vs perpetual motion

Wiki has an interesting article on oxyhydrogen:

Oxyhydrogen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Re: HHO gas vs perpetual motion

1) Time is homogeneous.
2) Noether's theorem.
3) Mass-energy is locally conserved.

Anybody who is sufficiently crazy to store a 2:1 v/v mixture of hydrogen and oxygen deserves to die that loud messy death. The ignition threshold is 0.02 millijoules. A fat cosmic ray can set it off.

Some people go cute by snapping a pre-mixed methane or propane gas-oxygen burner by turning off the gas first. Do that with oxyhydrogen and like as not you'll be picking pieces out of your hide after the burner head ruptures. Oxyhydrogen has a tremendous LEL-UEL range, 4-94 v/v-%. It has the highest flame velocity of any gas- dry flame arrestors are not a barrier to propagating ignition.
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Re: HHO gas vs perpetual motion

Here are some of the sites that have been sent to me by friends that want to know if there is anything to this. I say no but some actually claim the US goverment is out fitting humvees with this stuff.

Hydrogen Technology Applications, Inc.

Hydrogen Gas Saver Technology - HHO Gas, Custom Conversion For A Water Powered Car

ArticleSlide.com | Article DetailHHO Gas Powered Car How To Convert Your Car To Burn Water
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