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MANY years ago, there was a system advertised in magazines like "Practical Car Mechanics" that claimed to improve your MPG by about !0-15%. No silly claims. I remember it was based on the fact that cars returned a better MPG while the weather was raining or damp. It was concluded that it was the water suspended in the air which had this effect. The device injected a small amount of steam into the fuel line and it was this that gave the increase in MPG. Does anyone else recall this device/system. Dont know what became of it, but I suspect this "invention" probably borrows more than a tad from that earlier device.
There is nothing scientifically wrong with separating hydrogen (and oxygen) from water using electricity and AFAIK there is little modification required to make a petrol-powered car engine run on hydrogen.
The pics look a bit dodgy and I'm not sure their explanations make any sense but the overall principle of collecting hydrogen and then running a car on it is totally plausible.
There is nothing scientifically wrong with separating hydrogen (and oxygen) from water using electricity and AFAIK there is little modification required to make a petrol-powered car engine run on hydrogen.
run your car on water
However, let's also be clear that you can not extract a net energy benefit from this, as that would violate the first and second laws of thermodynamics and in effect be a perpetual motion machine.
HHO gas or Klein gas is an oxyhydrogen mixture made by water electrolysis and has been trademarked Aquygen by the firm Hydrogen Technology Applications.
[edit] Controversial claims
Unverified claims [7] have been made about the properties of "HHO gas", claiming as basis an unproven new state of matter called magnegases [5] and an unproven theory about magnecules.
The claimed difference between HHO and Brown's gas is unverified, untested, and generally unsubstantiated.
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