What is Brown's Gas?

Brown's Gas is common ducted Oxy-Hydrogen produced according to the the 1'st and 2'nd laws of electrolysis. Brown's Gas has some some general need to know information comparable to that of pure hydrogen. See below for average electrolysis energy requirements, and here for average efficiencies.

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Brown's Gas is also known as HHO, Rhodes Gas, Greengas, and Hydroxy.

Electrical requirements are completely dependent on the design of the electrolyzer. Electrolyzers that utilize series cell parallel plate, with amperage limiting technology, typically produce Brown's Gas at a cost of 3 watt-hours / per liter. Other more traditional electrolyzer designs can produce gas at a cost up to 4.5 watt-hours / liter.

Brown's Gas Chromatography

The latter three graphs were produced for Dr. Ruggero Santilli by Sun Labs.

Brown's Gas and oxyhydrogen clarification

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