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A gasoline powered automobile uses the electrolysis process, in order to convert water into flammable gas. In the process, the molecular structure of water is changed from H2O to HHO, which is also known as a Brown gas. Consequently, the output is a flammable gas that burns more efficiently and cleanly than the original fuel. The energy generated in the process is also comparatively far greater than in the case of fuel. Although, the vehicle still primarily runs on gasoline, but the addition of water greatly reduces the actual consumption of fuel. Proven gas mileage improvements can be achieved with the aid of devices.

This entry was posted on Thursday, June 26th, 2008 at 11:20 am and is filed under Autos.