How Cars Run on Water?

Monday, July 21st, 2008 at 3:39 pm

We have heard that cars can run on water. Do you know how cars can run on water? I am sceptical about this issue so I have been digging around and found that the main component that makes it possible for cars to run on water is Hydrogen.

Hydrogen is one of the compound of water. It is the fuel in water-fuelled cars. Using the hydrogen for fuel doesn’t make the vehicle a steam engine.

The only thing is that water is a very stable and very unlikely to have any reactions so a chemical must be added to the water so that the car can run on water but the point is, water is not the fuel in this case. How can we use water as fuel? The only way is through Electrolysis.

Electrolysis is a process of a current of power is sent through the water to separate the bond. The hydrogen then from the compound of 2 Hydrogen and 1 Oxygen, is used as the energy source. It takes a lot of power to separate the bond.

The latest breakthrough is to separate the compound of water into HHO or also known as Brown’s Gas and also Hydroxy. It is said that HHO is more potent than Gasoline. This is because when the water molecule is separated, it created a two and one half times more powerful than gasoline. This makes water a clean and powerful fuel.

At the moment, you can find that there are many sites offering the service to transform your car engine into water-fuelled engine. While some of them seem to be scam but most of them are real and you should give it a try if you want to save on fuel and save more money.