Therefore, I have used water as a one-way valve

Please consider a different enclosure for the fuel cells. A modified plastic soda bottle (if you want it to be clear) or pvc would be preferable. Browns gas should be treated with respect. Complacency kills

He made a flash arrester with the 4th bottle

Well,I fire need oxygen to start no matter how flammable the thing it must need oxygen to light up

well thats true

I use to use just a bit of cotton.

Came to the comments just to say this, thank you

What’s a flashback arrestor

I wanna make this. I get it stops the flame from reaching the hydrogen…. However where would I place it? Please, annnnd thank you a bunch. 🙏

@@TheVADERfunk A one-way valve for gasses, so if something blows up, it won't travel into the generator

Darwin awards here we come…. Removed from the gene pool by his own creation…

Well... An explosion is exactly what I want, I want to fill a small chamber, then apply a spark, to push a piston, to spin a wheel.

@@TheInfiniteVoid 😄😅 HHO engines! Great stuff and should be more common, same for LPG.

F that. Using salt makes hydrogen and chlorine. Not good either. Sick of these deadly and misinformed DIYs

Good to know, thank you.

Steel wool washers have also a big surface ^^

Use copper plates instead of steel it'll work better. And yes I know, it's a little more expensive.

@@jackhank2694 actually I've tried with copper, and that dissolves into the solution too..

@@amirreza6526gd I don't think it dissolves, it electro plates the other electrode

@@andybilakshow260 for the electroplating to happen the solution salt must be same as the electrode, when the salt is different I think the anode first releases it ions into the solution until it's saturated enough to start electroplating.

Um, what? The hydrogen and oxygen are coming from the water being split. This is simple electrolysis. None of the energy that went into "making the steel" is being released. This is a net negative energy system - you're putting more energy into it to split the water then you'll get out of combusting the hydrogen that's produced. That's why we don't have ICE's that use water as fuel. The electrolytes you seem to think are yielding hydrogen contain no hydrogen (if you're using salt) and are simply there to transmit the electrical charge. Even if you're using drain cleaner, which is NaOH, those OH anions can't leave the solution because they balance the Na cations. With drain cleaner, the equations are: Cathode (reduction): 2 H2O(l) + 2e− → H2(g) + 2 OH−(aq) Anode (oxidation): 2 OH−(aq) → 1/2 O2(g) + H2O(l) + 2 e− Yielding: 2 H2O(l) → 2 H2(g) + O2(g)

What are you talking about?

Use graphite electrodes.

NBC,

@@bricewillis6577 Palladium polonium platinum Rhodium " " Core of Catalytic converter " honeycomb axial lattice structure too...

lead dioxide anodes would work fine too.

@@mjolnirswrath23 I have heard of palladium being used as a sort of molecular mesh used to aid in separation.

я использую кварцевое стекло для излучения в процессе электролиза

Друзья, а яичная скорлупа, вымоченная в уксусной эссенции плюс 2 электрода плюс 2 трубки = на выходе O² and H. Не?)))) Млять. 100500 лет известно явление электролиза. Нахера такие сложности.

Yes it works 9v, the more electrons the more H & O separated, so the speed only depends on amps, and a minimun of volts

Thanks for the info!

Bottle 4 is also called bubbler. Its main purpose is the prevention of accidentally ignited gas flashing back into the generator bottles 1-3. Which can cause explosion of the bottles and severe damage.

Not if the electricity came from a free source such as wind power. Couldn't that be a solution to the inconsistent nature of wind and the storage issues surrounding electricity. Maybe not effecient overall but free is free and some is better than none. I am no expert so I am just riffing on the idea, but the main problem I imagine is storing the hydrogen which surely requires compression.

@@TheCompleteGuitarist check out Robert Murray Smiths channel. He has a video on a material which stores hydrogen at 10 per cent by weight at room temperature using urea and sugar. You apply heat to get the hydrogen back out.

Do you know a paper that convincingly prove this? Basically, quantify that generating the electrolysis current from the HHO output is not possible.

@@TheCompleteGuitarist nor solar, neither wind energy comes free

that is not true you are repeating the same old line that has been put out there for years to discourage Hydrogen use.

you dont collect them in the same bottle, they both go in one first as you can see and in this bottle because oxygen is more dense it goes down and the hydrogene is going up to the next tube out then its pretty much pure

Make a video on that bro

don't please don't why would you do that to a tiny little engine the O2 would consume the piston very quickly

@@lancemenke2728 hm i don´t know, big diesel engines can run with hydrogen. Maybe you would need to customize it, mill a new piston and cylinder out of tough steel?

Yes it's possible as long as the engine is equipped with spark plugs and is 4 stroke,

Are you kidding

@@oilpondsangel1024 no I'm not who are you?

@@troyallen8223 the guy bangin wifey while you at work buddy.

@@oilpondsangel1024 you seen simpler? 😂

Oh oh. I better get my olives and pickles out of the fridge.

Thank you for the information you provided me.

stainless degrades too.

@@andybilakshow260 using cheap low grade always degrade 304/316 for medical tooling and use for kitchen stuff. 420/440 are the highest grade 100% non corrosive.

@@60Oldfart would that high grade come in wire form? 16gauge or less perhaps? My cell design looks like a string of DNA Works awesome except for the fact it wears out in less than a month.

Insufficient power supply!

I was thinking the same thing. And every other video I've seen shows a stainless steel plate and a copper plate. Wonder how he gets the reaction from a single metal.

thats what i was thinking, but it would be more efficient to have them mixed together in this scenario since it uses oxygen anyways, but for transportation and other things it shohld probably just he stored as hydrogen then pull in air from thr atmosphere

Stainless steel

use a 12 volt 7 amp hour battery and you should be good

as long as they don't make contact with each other, it should be fine. The more screws you have the better it would be

You can use any other bottle with salty water, and you can also use any screw. You can generate hydrogen from 1 bottle too, and you can also use sodium hydroxide, potassium hydroxide, baking soda, or calcium carbonate instead of salty water.

You should use plastic bottles anyway. Most people use 2 security devices: Bottle 4 (the bubbler) and a device in the final output tube, the arrestor. It can be simplest a cigarette filter. Or: a metal pipe filled with steel wool.

Please elaborate, I want to do this, but I need someone that can teach me. It would be much appreciated 🙏. Will a 12 volt car battery work for this experience? I want melt soft metals, is that possible. And what things I shout look out for. I have two sheets of non-magnetic stainless steel, im thinking that would be a better option then screws. It would be a pain it the but, but ill do it if it performs for my needs thank you and I do hope you comment back PLEASE!! Sincerely Deegan 777

yes

I took a home made. Check ball. That is to say put a glass marble in a slightly larger tube using the adaptor small to big then back to out put line . Care fully set the ball weight to slow passage of gas under pressure. If system failure the check ball drops to cut off the source. Little to no bang. hi hi hho amego. Via con dios.

@@Steven-re7xt this is a very good flash arrestor.

Pencil Graphite is fun. - Use the power of the Terracota, Alumnium heatsink 5v Fan, to heat house?.

It will explode.

Thanks , I supposed that would happen due to the pressure as well@@alx_8563

Hydrogen is very reactive and I hope a way will be found to control it. Technology is working on this issue and I think it will reach somewhere.

@@skillmake maybe a small gasoline generator can use it, then it can run an electrical stove :) *Edit* Btw thx for video. Think i saw some using steel wool for even more surface in a video. i got to try it some day :)

Ничего сложного, огнепреградительный клапан поставить только. И надо таких баночек по больше. Плюс накопитель, и редуктор. Вот и всё.

Very good idea. But why 111 Hz?

@@barblitt4222 That appears to be a frequency that granite rock having quarts and felspar material will start to disassemble them self's if vibrated. Once you remove the vibration the rock will comeback twice as hard give a more perfected molecular consistency.

@@barblitt4222 REmember to vibrate not oscillate, the "B" field

it generates hydrogen and oxygen gas

I have connected the bottles in parallel. Thanks for watching

@@skillmake Well, thank you.

Thank you.

thanks for watching.

Help me...

im pretty sure any battery works it just works slower with smaller ones

Something calles Brown's gas. Atomized hydrogen and oxygen, HHO. super dangerous but very useful.

Нет, ведь вода непрерывно охлаждает шурупы

Current at 12v is not going to pass through wood. The water and NaHO3 will warp and damage the wood over time.

@@E-BikingAdventures there's no NaHCO3. But the KOH will do the trick.

Eta bisa di jieun stove teu?...

I was wondering if u can help me with some information. If u know. I am going back and forth with someone online about this process to run a car. They keep saying the battery will drain faster then it can charge. Bc u need to borrow energy from to do the electrolysis. But there are already patents that prove it works. The disagreement is for how long

Does the water have to be destilled?

@@fightbackfakenews Hydrogen engines exist now, but the most important issue is the maintenance of this dangerous gas.

@@skillmake pure hydrogen engines don't exist. Mostly hybrid. I'm saying without having to recharge like a ev.

Stainless steel

I try