bulbz possible hho project and it could be nothing

[Feynman]

I think the vacuum idea might work .

[Bulbz]

Hey jikwan !...

When you say vacuum, do you mean something like this ?.

[Bulbz]

Hi Bulbz,

I wish it were that simple, but the hydrogen and oxygen atoms combine at their respective electrodes and form hydrogen and oxygen molecules. In this case it would be hydrogen (H₂) and oxygen(O₂) gases. The gases are electrically neutral and would not be separated by electrical charges.

So I assume that is why neo-magnets have no effect on the HHO bubbles !.

It's a shame though, coz separating the hydrogen from the oxygen would make it far easier to make the engine run without petrol. It could eliminate the need for timing modification.

[exxcomm0n]

Yes it is possible to separate the gases.

But you have to isolate the electrodes which severely limits the gas production.

From what I've learned/seen the closer the polarities are, the more gas production happens. This is NOT an absolute! It's just what I've seen so far and other experimenters on YouTube describe as well.

Also, the rate at which hydrogen burns is MUCH faster than vaporized gasoline/petrol. Gasoline engines actually spark the spark plug before TDC (top dead center. the point where the piston stops going up and starts going down) because gas is slow to burn.

H2 or HHO (in sufficient quantity) would need the timing advanced so that spark happened @ TDC or sometime AFTER it so the explosion would not be working against the mechanics.

Keep experimenting!!

<See drawing> This is the experiment setup that hydrolysis was shown to me in H.S. chemistry.

[Bulbz]

Yes it is possible to separate the gases.

But you have to isolate the electrodes which severely limits the gas production.

From what I've learned/seen the closer the polarities are, the more gas production happens. This is NOT an absolute! It's just what I've seen so far and other experimenters on YouTube describe as well.

Also, the rate at which hydrogen burns is MUCH faster than vaporized gasoline/petrol. Gasoline engines actually spark the spark plug before TDC (top dead center. the point where the piston stops going up and starts going down) because gas is slow to burn.

H2 or HHO (in sufficient quantity) would need the timing advanced so that spark happened @ TDC or sometime AFTER it so the explosion would not be working against the mechanics.

Keep experimenting!!

<See drawing> This is the experiment setup that hydrolysis was shown to me in H.S. chemistry.

Hmmm. I tried that one years ago, and seeing a significant amount of gasses was slower than the drying rate of paint. I suppose it could be practical if a few thousand volts were pulsed though it though.