URGENT! WATER AS FUEL DISCOVERY FOR EVERYONE TO SHARE

[Mr Magnusson]

What about adding some acetone in the water

[gotoluc]

What about adding some acetone in the water

Hi Mr Magnusson, could you give us an idea or your thinking behind why add acetone to the water.

Luc

[Mr Magnusson]

Hi luc!

Acetone is hi explosive and it blends 100% with water. Just a thougt.

[tishatang]

Luc and All

Acetone helps in petroleum fuel to breakup the larger molecules for a more complete burn.  In water, it might reduce the surface tension allowing for smaller particle size?  Here is some info from the man who advocates acetone for the past 50 years.

http://www.brightgreen.us/lubedev/smartgas/additive.htm

"The acetone molecule works physically to vigorously shake up every drop of fuel. It acts like an internal vibrator to vibrate each tiny bit of fuel so the fuel fragments do NOT ball up or glue together into large aggregate particles. This important additive guarantees more complete vaporization of fuel inside the combustion chamber where it really matters to defeat surface tension."

This very experienced man does not like water in fuel.  But, he has no idea what we are trying to do.  All his articles are very helpful, and I will apply what I can to improve the mileage of my old Toyota truck until I can get it to run on water.

Tishatang

[LarryC]

Acetone helps in petroleum fuel to breakup the larger molecules for a more complete burn.  In water, it might reduce the surface tension allowing for smaller particle size?  Here is some info from the man who advocates acetone for the past 50 years.

http://www.brightgreen.us/lubedev/smartgas/additive.htm

"The acetone molecule works physically to vigorously shake up every drop of fuel. It acts like an internal vibrator to vibrate each tiny bit of fuel so the fuel fragments do NOT ball up or glue together into large aggregate particles. This important additive guarantees more complete vaporization of fuel inside the combustion chamber where it really matters to defeat surface tension."

This very experienced man does not like water in fuel.  But, he has no idea what we are trying to do.  All his articles are very helpful, and I will apply what I can to improve the mileage of my old Toyota truck until I can get it to run on water.

Actually I had just seen a chemistry show on surfactants. One of the best ones for water is detergents, they had a paper clip floating on water then added detergent and it sunk. It interferes with the molecular bonding of water and is even used to get more oil out of old non-producing oil wells.

I tried it on the Luc setup and it did not appear to help, although it may be better if someone with a high speed video gives it a test.

Regards, Larry