The power of HHO?

[gerbi7]

Re: The power of HHO?

Also, I saw a graph in a national geographic article with all the different kinds of energy (coal, nuclear, solar, wind, etc) plotting cost per kilowatt hour, and coal was still the most efficient. Solar was actually the least efficient, if I remember correctly. I'll try to find the article for you, but I don't know if it's online.

I read national geographic... I'll check the oil one.

If it's earlier than that, it's definetly out of date.


It probably isn't some weird new composition, you're only putting water in, and you're getting exploding HHO gas that turns back into water. I think I said it before, it's like a way of using electricity to do the same thing as explosive gas. With water.

If it's some new kind of chemical bond, it will indeed be a new branch of chemistry. This is just one application with water.

[talisman]

Re: The power of HHO?

It was at least from 2004 on... I can't remember exactly and their website isn't that helpful.

[-Izzy-]

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It sounds way to convienant.

[Tokzic]

Re: The power of HHO?

it will be funny in 500 years when we run out of water.

except oh wait it turns back to water after being used and we've had the same amount of water on the earth since it first came into existance

[-Izzy-]

Re: The power of HHO?

You're sure none of it gets used? NONE. all of the water goes back to water. Why would you ever need to refuel the car. with more water?

[BluE_MeaniE]

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How come nobody has gone here yet?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HHO

[-Izzy-]

Re: The power of HHO?

That doesnt explain much.

[BluE_MeaniE]

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Well, it explains that it's been around for a while. And I think the criticism section is enlightening.

[gerbi7]

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Why would you ever need to refuel the car. with more water?

The fuel is electricity. You use the water to make HHO, which you use for the same function we use gas for.

Then you recycle the water, (providing there is no leakage), and you don't need to put more water in.

PS how did 1 mil get get put on related threads, rofl.

[talisman]

Re: The power of HHO?

You don't know what a fuel is. A fuel is a substance that has stored energy which can be released via some mechanism. Electricity is the source of the energy, but not the fuel.

That wikipedia article is outdated, as it claims that no scientific evidence accounting for the supposed gas' properties exist, when, if it's to be believed that the paper I linked to isn't complete bs (ie they faked the data), there is.

[gerbi7]

Re: The power of HHO?

Tell them to send some of it to you.

Other than that, I really don't know. You have no proof that the world around you exists. Face it buddy. =P


PS. I don't even know what I'm saying when I say fuel. Let me look it up.

[talisman]

Re: The power of HHO?

what would I do with it? I don't exactly have a mass spectrophotometer lying around.

ps solipsism, lol.

[gerbi7]

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mass spectrophotometers are used in optics, not chemistry. lol. >_>

[talisman]

Re: The power of HHO?

doesn't change the fact that I don't have one >_>

[Hr2]

Re: The power of HHO?

They will charge you tax for just about everything to do with the car. Road tax, Milage tax etc.

You're stupid if you think they'll "add taxes" they'd simply raise other ones. Although, if it is as revolutionary as it says, they may not need to because of the whole shift in the economy it would create.

I'm going to sit back and twiddle my thumbs until this is shown more conclusively, even the most promising of ideas can be cut short by very simple errors.