Has Anyone Tried The Hho Water4gas Kit On Your Car? Whats Your Opinion On It? Does It Really Work?

Feb 23rd at 11:34 am By: mustange

Based on years of studying Chemistry and Chemical Engineering it is my honest opinion that these are nothing but a scam. If you look closely at the energy balances of A) creating hydrogen and oxygen gas by electrolysis of water and B) burning hydrogen and oxygen gas to drive you car, in a perfectly operating 100% efficiency system you would get exactly zero gain. However there is no system on earth that runs at 100% efficiency. There is always energy being lost in the forms of heat, friction, vibration, sound, etc. These systems are basically claiming over 100% efficiency which is basically a “perpetual motion” system. You will notice that these people never show any hardcore chemistry or math in proving their systems work and try to disguise what it really is with fancy names like HHO (H2O being converted into hydrogen and oxygen) and jazzy names like water4gas. Please don’t be suckered into these hoaxes, they are just disreputable people taking advantage of anyone who is trying to save a few bucks at the pump. Don’t be fooled, the best alternative to gasoline we have right now is diesel, and after that… well walking and biking are great ideas. Don’t get me wrong, I do think that hydrogen will someday become a viable alternative to gasoline, but it will come from hydrogen facilities that produce it by burning fossil fuels or use nuclear power or solar power or whatever to generate the electricity needed to create the hydrogen. My first source is just an example of how people will try to fool you into believing that the HHO devices work. If you actually go through the math and double check all the conversions he uses you will see that he fudges numbers to make it seem like your getting more than what you put in, but thats not the case, that is impossible.