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Water saves the world again?

Now has mankind been saved with water again The water of baptism Can now be turned into fuel for all to use. .. .. .. http://www.runyourcarwithwater.com/?hop=watertt .. .. .. A man has done it water for fuel of cars trucks boats trains .. .. .. The United States army has contracted him to make the Hummer to run on HHO and they the military like it .. .. OPEC the evil one is in trouble .. .. ..

Public Comments

1. Right, and I have a perpetuum mobile in my back yard.
2. The energy required to generate the oxyhydrogen (brown's gas) always exceeds the energy released by combusting it. Please disprove. Then I may spend some money on it. Certainly not before. I don't think the researchers who tried to make hydrogen cars for years are complete idiots. Though I may accept proof to the contrary if you provide it. So far this is spam.
3. And your question is, what, exactly?
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5. lol there is a sucker born every minute. Hydrolysis is a very inefficient process for generation of hydrogen--very simply it takes more energy to cleave the hydrogen/oxygen bond to yield the hydrogen gas in this particular fraud--than you reobtain by buring the hydrogen and oxgyen to yeild water--and not all that energy is converted to work--most will be lost as heat. You don't need fancy equations--if you require more energy (from your battery) to break it down--than it yields in reburning it to water--its a net negative for energy--therefore your gas mileage will go down.
6. Nice looking spam. Unfortunatly te Mythbusters busted this THEORY. When they tried it they found out that the car battery did convert some water into hydrogen. But the amount was so little that it wasn't remotely enough to run the car. You would need something like 5 batteries to actually seperate the H from the O fast enough to keep the car running.
7. I see by the other answers that most people don't believe you. However, in Europe, the big car manufacturers have been working on hydrogen fuel cars and have some already in use. Buses, too. Good luck.