Just mixing pure hydrogen (H2) and oxygen (O2) in a ratio of 67%:33% does not make the gas \u2018Brown\u2019s Gas\u2019.<\/p>\n
Just as if mixing hydrogen and oxygen from bottles in a 67:33 ratio does not make Brown\u2019s Gas. \u00a0Brown\u2019s Gas has 6 different constituents \/ combinations of H and O. \u00a0A mixture of pure molecular H2 and O2 has only those 2 constituents, thus is called OxyHydrogen, not Brown\u2019s Gas.<\/p>\n
Brown\u2019s Gas (aka HydrOxy or HHO) contains:
\nDiatomic hydrogen (H2)
\nDiatomic oxygen (O2)
\nNegatively charged Plasma form of water (ExW)
\nWater vapour (H2O)
\nMonatomic hydrogen (H)
\nMonatomic oxygen (O)<\/p>\n
The HydrOxy name was coined back in the 1980\u2019s by a New Zealand man names Alvin Crosby, who was a distributor of Yull Brown\u2019s and started making his own version of Brown\u2019s Gas machines and (because Yull Brown was upset with him) Alvin made up a new trade name for the gas\u2026 HydrOxy.<\/p>\n
Similarly, the name HHO was another trade name for Brown\u2019s Gas, made up by Denny Klein of Florida in the USA, in the 1990\u2019s when he was attempting to attract investors by \u2018patenting\u2019 this \u2019new\u2019 gas. \u00a0Of course his patents were worthless because just changing the name doesn\u2019t change the actual gas characteristics or the technology to generate it.<\/p>\n
Thus HydrOxy and HHO are two (of the many) names for Brown\u2019s Gas. \u00a0So what is Brown\u2019s Gas?<\/p>\n
Q ~ \u00bfQu\u00e9 es el Gas de Brown (BG)?<\/a><\/p>\n A. Eagle-Research defines Brown\u2019s Gas (aka BG, HHO or HydrOxy) as: \u201cA mixture of combustible gasses coming out of an electrolyzer that is specifically designed to electrolyze (split) water and to NOT separate the resulting gasses from each other.\u201d Electrolysis splits water into hydrogen and oxygen by inserting two electrodes into a solution containing a \u2026 Continue reading<\/a><\/p>\n Note the video in my 2019 Germany presentation shows the ExW (the third most prevalent constituent in Brown\u2019s Gas) being generated.
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