Hho

[C1ay]

Could this be real?

Waterfuel

The company in the news report, Hydrogen Technology Applications, Inc..

Thoughts?

[Mercedes Benzene]

This "water fuel" is also known as Kleins gas. I have seen multiple articles and reports covering this topic. It seems like a viable area to look into in the future, possible making hydrogen fuel cells more efficient. As of now however, this is really just a high-tech method of welding.
I would keep an eye on it in the future however.

[P-man]

Wow! Wish I saw that before my project on fuel cells! Anyways, what keeps the HHO from going back to H2O? And how does he make it HHO in the first place?

[C1ay]

Originally Posted by P-man

And how does he make it HHO in the first place?

So far I'm not convinced that he does....

[UncleAl]

The public's gullibility is endless. Kleins' gas is 2:1 vol-vol hydrogen and oxygen. An errant cosmic ray will kill you. BOOM!!!

[C1ay]

Originally Posted by UncleAl

The public's gullibility is endless.

Shhh....you'll spoil the fun

[Mercedes Benzene]

crazy crazy.
I suppose the media does not care if they lie to people or not...

[Jay-qu]

so its just a premixed hydrogen oxygen fuel.. thats not fun at all

[C1ay]

Originally Posted by Jay-qu

so its just a premixed hydrogen oxygen fuel.. thats not fun at all

No. Brown's gas is what you get when you electrolize water without separating the hydrogen and oxygen, but not a premix made from the isolated monatomic elements themselves. It is mainly diatomic hydrogen and oxygen that is very dangerous though. It does have some applications in welding and fusing materials together. You don't want people filling fuels tanks in their vehicles with it though. A fender-bender could become pretty violent.

[ronthepon]

Originally Posted by C1ay

No. Brown's gas is what you get when you electrolize water without separating the hydrogen and oxygen, but not a premix made from the isolated monatomic elements themselves. It is mainly diatomic hydrogen and oxygen that is very dangerous though. It does have some applications in welding and fusing materials together. You don't want people filling fuels tanks in their vehicles with it though. A fender-bender could become pretty violent.

You are right. I have seen big explosions originate from hydrogen-oxygen perfect mixtures.

But they are also a very nice blasts.

The mixture is not all that viable as fuel.
It's better to do the car engine way of just mixing before ignition...