Water Fuel

Water fuel sounds like a silly concept born in science fiction. Well, the way some people sell it, water fuel is science fiction. But, here are the fact on water fuel. Water can be used as a supplementary fuel inside cars, trucks and other vehicles. Water is not the main fuel or the only fuel, however.

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Water has the unique property of being made up of hydrogen and oxygen. When hydrogen and oxygen combine to form a liquid is it non-flammable water (H2O). However, when the water bond is split or broken apart, each gas, hydrogen and oxygen are both very flammable.

This means that once water is split via electrolysis, a very simple procedure, the resulting HHO gas can be ported into the car's intake system and burned in its cylinders. The hydrogen and oxygen burn very cleanly and product only a little water as a byproduct.

For those who think this will negatively impact global warming since water is a greenhouse gas, it won't. There is actually more water inside of gasoline than will be burned in the water fuel system of a car.

Now, other websites will try to sell you on the fantasy of running an entire car on water. But, this defies the science. What science does know if that water fuel is currently being used in welding torches and in thousands of cars on the road.

When used in welding torches (or water torches as they are called), water is electrolyzed into HHO gas and this is the primary source of energy. When water fuel is used inside of a car, it supplements the fossil fuels, but is only a secondary form of energy.

So, don't be fooled by other water fuel claims. Also, don't be fooled by the critics claims that this can't be done. It's already proven. It's already being done. And, it's starting to be done on a large scale.