HHO foam is bad!

Mostly this is a video of what not to do.

Tip #1 - Make sure what you are buying silicone adhesive, that it is in fact 'silicon adhesive'.

Tip #2 - When you suddenly notice all this white cloud emanating from your brand new cell and it starts generating a ton of foam like they use for putting out fires with. Do NOT put a match to it when the quantity is larger than 1/2 a cup!

I can't emphasize this enough. I know it is tempting, but don't do it!! ;-))

Do not say I didn't warn you.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• water
• hho
• hydroxy
• hydrogen
• brown
• gas
• alternative
• fuel
• generator

[JBTYpr]

lol i lite it all the time it fun lol

[lutherp40]

rotflmao. Very true.

My problem was that it was 4am at the time.

I did it once before I realized how loud that is for that time of night.

My ears are still ringing from that one. ;)

Lets just say, "it surprised me!" and leave it at that. LOL

[Energermany]

What was used as electrolyte?

[lutherp40]

This was Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH).

The problem was that the solution was corrupted by the latex caulking I had used to seal the sides of the cell.

That disolved into the solution and made the HHO bubbles very persistant.

Let me just say this, if you have clump of HHO foam that looks like this, DO NOT PUT A MATCH TO IT!

If you do do it once, you won't do it again. :)))))))

[lutherp40]

LOL, Why yes it does. I hadn't made that connection before now.

It may look like Rootbeer, but its not near as friendly. ;-)

Thank you for the comment.

[ReturnofRage]

haha. yeah is very loud. if you where trying to pump it threw soup bubbles, your better off just putting a hose on it and putting one side into a cup of liquid soap!

[LyonBalls]

Alot of vids, first warning Ive seen!! Keep up the good work! Thank you :)

[diceman2004]

explosive foam ... Hmmm ... might be a market in that ..

just gotta find a way to put it in a shaving cream can .

[TubbyNJHS5]

@Me102288 apparently you don't know your history. Yull Brown didn't discover the alleged "HHO" gas, that would be Ruggero Santilli. Yull Brown took Ruggero Santilli's imperfect research in "HHO" gas and miscalculations as fact. Ruggero Santilli explains the existence of "HHO" gas through his weakly backed theories of magnecule bonding. So bud maybe you should look into things a bit more and maybe devote your time to creating an actual viable energy carrier.

[Me102288]

@MacGyver0076 not psychically turning it on/off, but rigging a pwm to it (pulse width modulator) I've nmotice people doing tests with pwm's have been getting more hho output and less foam/coloring of the water. I think hho2u.com sells a pwm for dry or wet cells. I bout my little drycell there.

[Me102288]

@TubbyNJHS5 browns gas was the patent name of the man who discovered it, read up on your history bud. The man''s last name was Brown.

[MacGyver0076]

@Me102288 basically, rapidly turning the power off and back on? that gives me an idea to experiment with.

[TubbyNJHS5]

@Me102288 Look at some sources brown's gas is a hoax. Obviously though the electrolysis of water does produce hydrogen and oxygen gases, but certainly not as "one" brown's gas.

[TubbyNJHS5]

@Me102288 I'm not trying to be offensive, just maybe direct you in the right direction. Brown's gas is a hoax. Don't believe everything you read or see on the internet. The principle behind brown's gas is that it is allegedly hydrogen and oxygen alternating between being bonded 2 hydrogen atoms with one oxygen atom, aka water, and actually separate molecules H2 and 1/2 mole O2. Therefore when it combusts it does not have to overcome and bonds.

[Me102288]

@MacGyver0076 cool idea, it's been tested though, make it pulsing DC and you'll get more bubbles. switching + to - will get you less :-(