The "Water Fueled Car"

[--Pete]

Hi,

I've stumbled across this. At all helpful?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HHO

Thanks, but I'd already done the Google and checked out the usual suspects.

What I'm looking for is something that gives some solid technical data. If, as I suspect, what the people using these terms are trying to do is give the physical representations, then they should be differentiating between H-O-H (which should really be a roughly 100 degree V, but I don't know how to do that in a post) and H-H-O (which may or may not be linear, but is probably chimeral;)). But if that is what they mean, then I can find no data that that form of two hydrogens and an oxygen exists, is stable, can be made, can be converted back to normal H2O with a significant release of energy, etc., etc.

It is often easy to dismiss a valid claim coined in incorrect terminology as false because we normally assume that if someone doesn't know the vocabulary, then they don't know the technology. And this is usually a fair assumption, but there are exceptions. However, when the claims become too extreme, it is then necessary to find reputable sources that have actually taken the issue to the lab. And that is what is lacking here.

--Pete