HHO as easy as 123

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Place the anode and the cathode in a sealed container containing conductive water. Attach a rubber hose with a valve end to the output of the sealed container. Allow pressure to build a few PSI. Place the rubber output hose in a separate bucket full of soapy water. Open the valve to create lots of bubbles. Throw A Match Into the bucket of Bubbles and repeat. NOTE switches are used to draw a picture and are not necessary.

published 8 years ago

jpoulin0901

8 years ago

If you electrolyze NaCl brine you will not get any oxygen. Chloride will be oxidized to chlorine gas and some will dissolve back into the NaOH left behind in solution forming NaOCl, otherwise known as bleach. The rest of the Cl2 gas and some H2 will be evolved. To get the so-called HHO, use lye or washing soda for your electrolyte.

Oicub

8 years ago

Gases can be separated by isolating the anode from the cathode with a semi permeable membrane. NOTE hydrogen gas is an extremely small particle and cannot be safely contained in standard pressure tanks.

jpoulin0901

8 years ago

It's also unsafe to store any significant quantity of HHO. Alsio if you're feeding it to a torch it requires a backfire arrester.

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