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[fortwnty420]

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[pwteng]

salt water when energized produces H/Cl not HHO and that robs o2 from the combustion and leaves NaCl in the cylinders
why not just run without an air filter
stick to your 420 and leave the science to people with both feet on the ground

[fortwnty420]

And where could you possibly get O2 from H2O..

Looking with both feet off the ground your science just doesn't seem right either. You're prob better at sarcasm anyway.. lol

Thanks for the input though..

[pwteng]

when you separate h2o you get h and o2 thats hydrogen and oxygen simple chemistry

[fortwnty420]

Anyways.. H20 means 2 atoms of hydrogen and 1 atom of oxygen.

It's called a compound.

HHO Gas is actually not a compound or even a mixture or a gas.. it's two gases mixed up..

But you are right.. Electrolyzed Salt-Water is used in the production of Chlorine bleach.

[fortwnty420]

You can actually isolate the Hydrogen from the Oxygen by Using positive and negative tubes.. the left side could contain the positive pole and the right the negative pole.

Because the Atomic Number of Hydrogen is 1 that would make it a (-) negatively charged atom.. Thus making it attract to the opposite pole (the left one).. and Because the Atomic Number of Oxygen is 8 that would make it a (+) positively charged atom.. Thus making it attact to the opposite pole (the right one)..

Now your hydrogen can come out the left tube and your oxygen can come out the right tube.

You can even use distilled water with a dash of baking soda.. (electrolyte brings ph up). ph= per atom of hydrogen.

(Solves that whole salt-water problem)..