oxyhydrogen

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ox·y·hy·dro·gen

(ŏk′sē-hī′drə-jən)

adj.

Of or using a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen: an oxyhydrogen torch.

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oxyhydrogen

(ˌɒksɪˈhaɪdrədʒən)

(General Engineering)

a. a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen used to provide an intense flame for welding

b. (as modifier): an oxyhydrogen blowpipe.

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ox•y•hy•dro•gen

(ˌɒk sɪˈhaɪ drə dʒən)

adj.

pertaining to or involving a mixture of oxygen and hydrogen.

[1820–30]

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Brown's gas generator (electrolyser)) (Brown 1977), skaidanti elektrolizes budu vandens molekule ([H.sub.2]O) i unikalu duju misini, kuris yra daug efektyvesnis energetiniu poziuriu nei atskirtas vandenilis ([H.sub.2]) su deguonimi ([O.sub.2]) (Hurtak, J., Hurtak, D.

The history and future of Brown's gas, Nexus 21(4): 49-54.

Productivity of Brown's gas generator dependence on amperage and voltage using 0.5% potassium hydroxide (KOH) concentration

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Investigation of productivity of Brown's (HHO) gas generator/Brauno (HHO) duju generatoriaus nasumo tyrimas

--Producing HHO gas (Brown's gas)--an inflammable mixture of hydrogen and oxygen.

Brown's gas generator is filled with electrolytic solution, composed of 97% distilled water and 3% KOH solution.

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Betterment of ecological parameters of a diesel engine using Brown's gas

As a car engine developer with a particular interest in fuel economy, I read with a sinking feeling the letters from Rodney Loekhart and Jack Williams regarding the use of hydrogen/ Brown's gas to improve car engine economy (PE 1 October).

Fuel-saving claims exaggerated

I became intrigued by some information I got from Googling up Brown's gas. I found an article that claims to retrofit a kit to a standard production motor ear that generates Brown's gas and by (I assume) inducing it to the car engine enhances fuel consumption by 50%.