The One Million Dollar HHO Challenge is launched

[fuzzytomcat]

Now use that energy to run an electrolysis cell and split the water into H2/O2. 

I allways was told that "Water" was two parts Hydrogen and one part Oxygen , thus H2O. The only thing I know of that has two parts Hydrogen and two parts Oxygen is Hydrogen Peroxide, H2O2. What exactly are you wanting to electrolyse H2O or H2O2 they are diffrent or so I was told in school ? H2O2 can be used in rocket fuel no octane there huh ?

[xjet]

Yeah you are missing your brain! A "complete idiot" is a man without a brain! Just like you

I invented f*king ANTI-GRAVITY, and I know every single THEORY that you ever read about. I have 23 inventions, how many do you have?

Dumb ass!

You will NEVER win an argument against me, you are old school, I am new school. I know everything that you DON'T! Retire already old dog, you can't learn any new tricks!

I think you've just said more about yourself, your objectivity, your level of understanding and your maturity  than I ever could.

Thanks for playing.

[0ne]

I allways was told that "Water" was two parts Hydrogen and one part Oxygen , thus H2O. The only thing I know of that has two parts Hydrogen and two parts Oxygen is Hydrogen Peroxide, H2O2. What exactly are you wanting to electrolyse H2O or H2O2 they are diffrent or so I was told in school ? H2O2 can be used in rocket fuel no octane there huh ?

LOL, he doesn't even know the difference between hydrogen peroxide and water!   

Good catch.

[xjet]

I allways was told that "Water" was two parts Hydrogen and one part Oxygen , thus H2O. The only thing I know of that has two parts Hydrogen and two parts Oxygen is Hydrogen Peroxide, H2O2. What exactly are you wanting to electrolyse H2O or H2O2 they are diffrent or so I was told in school ? H2O2 can be used in rocket fuel no octane there huh ?

When you split water (H2O) using electrolysis you produce hydrogen gas (H2) and oxygen gas (O2) in a 2:1 ratio.  2(H2O) -> 2(H2)+O2

Despite what some (in their naivety) may believe, you do not get nascent hydrogen coming out of an electrolysis cell and there is no such thing as HHO.   The only time two atoms of hydrogen and one atom of oxygen are bonded at normal temperatures is in the form of water H2O.  HHO is a chemical impossibility and simply an "invention" of those who wish to use BS to try and add credibility to their incredible claims for the products of electrolysis.

[xjet]

LOL, he doesn't even know the difference between hydrogen peroxide and water!   

Good catch.

LOL you don't even know the difference between H2/O2 and H2O2

Good catch eh?

Not only do you seem to have a problem with basic science, it appears that you can't read either.  I'm sorry but you are clearly way out of your depth here.

Instead of cluttering this discussion with your puerile rants and obvious ignorance, how about you leave it to those who know what they're talking about so that some useful information can flow?