Making a Simple HHO Generator under 5$

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I wanted to make the simplest pocket HHO generator. The use of screws gives us a large electrode surface due to the thread, in addition it is very cheap. To build such a generator, all you need is a drill and some good intentions. Good luck in your constructions!

[@maciejnowakprojects]

There were a lot of comments about using tools. Of course, if I have a bench drill, I use it instead of a manual drill. However, I can make a hydrogen generator without any tools. All you need is a little creativity. Let me know if you want this video!

[@janehre1188]

Yes we want this Video

[@richardhoule4389]

That would be a hell yeah

[@walterrudich2175]

Keep it to yourself

[@hiromontiel6701]

How?

[@mnemonyss]

Please

[@steveng8706]

A few years ago we made one of these. We used three canning jars and stainless steel wire. We connected all three jars with plastic tubes and had a fourth jar as a safety buffer where the HHO gas had to pass before finally coming out of a tube from the buffer jar. We powered it with a small auto battery charger and it really made a lot of HHO! Just to see how explosive this gas is we took a 2 litre Coke bottle, filled it with water then held it upside down in a bucket of water. Then ran the HHO tube into the bottle and turned on the battery charger. It took about a minute to replace the water in the Coke bottle with HHO gas. Then we put the cap back on the Coke bottle and removed it from the bucket of water. Next, we took the bottle to the firepit in the back yard and tossed it in. When it exploded you could feel a concussion of the air hitting your body. It was like a bomb blast. Very loud and bright! The bottle flew higher than the trees in the woods. When we found the bottle it was shredded. We blew up a couple more and decided this is frickin' dangerous as hell. Fun. And dangerous.

[@digitalbelongings2039]

I'm reading this and I had to double check your name as I thought you were my brother. Hahah we did the exact same thing

[@SkySprice]

I would have done exactly the same thing. God bless you.

[@Samthemancharles]

I definitely would have done that as a kid I'd I had known

[@vinaygupta6218]

Plz tell that this experiment is enviroment friendly or not

[@steveng8706]

@@vinaygupta6218 When pure hydrogen burns the only chemical released is H2O. Water. So it does not pollute like other burning chemicals or liquids. Yes, it is environmently friendly. I have watched water dripping out of the end of a basketball inflator end that we attached the end of the hose to where the HHO gas tube terminated. When lighting the HHO gas a burning flame would appear and the only thing other than the flame was dripping water.

[@brainiacmarco4014]

We need classes like this to make sciency happy and useful! bringing back the children

[@dankjankings7339]

No music......NO dramatic editing........i love it...........subbed

[@alexvonbosse5090]

Brings back many childhood memories (from 65 years ago)! Thanks for sharing!

[@helmhurst]

Watched to the end coz no stupid music. Cheers

[@marka.200]

Exactly! How did that get to be a thing on KZbin? Idiotic music is so annoying on 99% of this style video.

[@MrD10de]

Underrated comment. The amount of shit I start watching and then immediately turn off because of the stupid-ass music is unreal.

[@thedude5395]

I’ll think I’ve found my video and then I hear a “heyyyyyy guyyyyys looong time noooo post” that takes 45 seconds or more. Dude rocked balls on this one

[@leelinden8107]

Amen! Ick, a plague on godawful royalty-free techno ad nauseam. (Except for recipe vids, where it's godawful royalty-free overly-perky jingle music looping ad nauseam). And this guy doesn't speed things up so it's too darn fast to see what's going on and/or it's just plain annoying. Yay!! I'm tempted to do a parody vid titled: AWESOME LIFEHACK!! TURN YOUR iPHONE INTO A HOT GLUE GUN THAT INCESSANTLY PLAYS GODAWFUL ROYALTY-FREE TECHNO MUSIC! The music on the vid will be John Cage's 4'33" (which consists of 4 minutes 33 seconds of the musicians not playing their instruments!)

[@leelinden8107]

@@marka.200 I guess some KZbinrs have never seen a well produced TV program, and take it upon themselves to reinvent the wheel, (a little on the square side). Compare how, after TV has spent nearly a cemtury striving keep microphones out of shot, every KZbinr who thinks they have something profound to say now has to have a big expensive mic on the table in front of them.

[@ken5ism]

This is by far the best HHO Gen contraption I have seen in the last six years. 2 thumbs up!!!

[@waynesanders1406]

You haven't seen mine.

[@peternorwood6161]

Mines a bigger one!,,,,,,,,!

[@Commander_Bunny]

@@waynesanders1406 No, I have not.

[@nafitron]

Built a quart jar size years ago. I like this size! Great work and idea!

[@CuttingEdgePowerLLC]

Awesome! Good craftsmanship too, especially with the lathe!

[@johnsoncrefo9804]

Thank you for sharing you work here for free. I have built a similar apparatus before, and my contribution to this forum is that the biggest problem one runs into quickly is the corrosion of the metals submerged in the electrolyte. Those cable decompose very fast, actually faster than your need to change the electrolyte. Just be mindful of that as you head out to try this out. If any one finds a solution to that problem, please let all of us know.

[@alexdissieux5137]

Peut être en rajoutant en parallèle une anode de bateau..... elle est fabriqué pour éviter ce genre de problème, elle s'érode à la place du système (c'est une histoire de différences de conductivité, dans les bateaux,inox, aluminium,laiton ect.... ça fait une pile....et ces anode, remplaçable, prennent pour elles cette effect......en gros c'est ça)

[@andresinalbis6651]

Excellent, economical and very efficient with just a 3v battery and easily purchased items. You work very well, it shows that you are a professional. Greetings from Bahía Blanca, Argentina

[@jtsmith4434]

I haven't thought about these in years.....no idea why this popped up on my page but. Cheers. Nice work

[@Zagadu1]

cause u need to get moving on inventing, Your creative spirit is restless

[@jtsmith4434]

@@Zagadu1 you're right. I've picked up about 5 hobbies this year and I love it

[@jacobshort6528]

Have you watched any videos about aerating gasoline to greatly improve car mileage, perhaps?

[@jtsmith4434]

@@jacobshort6528 I think it was part of a hybrid class I was in a long time ago....(5 year feels like forever 😆) you don't forget the things that pull your imagination.

[@squiggle9291]

Just stumbled across this channel and I'm impressed. Keep up the good work buddy. Squiggzz

[@eone2345]

Great HHO setup. Most videos about hho are too complicate, bulky or completely eyesore, yours is more simple, neat, handy and portable. For more advanced and heavy duty setup, others can just changed it to stainless steel 316L and some bubbler. Good work 👍👍👍

[@mrsunyofficial]

very creative video

[@sunnyvoid7206]

As far as simplicity this has to be my favorite

[@onehappydawg]

Dude! I didn’t know what the heck an HHO generator was...I thought it was something that generated power or something like that. This is even better than what I expected! Great job 😁👍

[@randominternetprofile8270]

He did generate power. He generated hydrogen gas as a fuel source. The propulsion off the bottle was from a combustion reaction of hydrogen reacting with the oxygen in the air producing water vapor. That reaction gives a lot off energy.

[@onehappydawg]

Random Internet Profile I know he didn’t create power...I thought, by what the title of the video said, that it was some kind of power generator. After watching the video I could see that was not it at all. It was something different than I thought. I thought I made that clear in my comment but I guess I did not.

[@MrMagoo-hf8yk]

@@onehappydawg I thought you made it clear enough..randoms just getting 'technical'

[@onehappydawg]

Mr Magoo yeah, he’s probably some kind of engineer lol

[@batencheetos]

This is great to have watched before the zombie apocalypse happens!

[@brentdg1115]

I am going to make this for my final work at high school cheers !

[@buddysurfs2]

Simple and functional, what more could you ask. So many generators take a lot of machinery. If I remember years back a member of a heavy metal band (Motorhead, Metallica, Megadeath?) don't remember but he published his pdf diagram of what he did. He made his old big cadillac run on water with a converted horizonal propane tank mounted in the trunk. He didn't care about the weight because what the hey it's only water! This here is a good short and sweet video!

[@Jimj]

Our brains run in odd ways; fun to watch...great job. Loved it.

[@godfreyrotich9989]

My brain at 2 am: That's enough KZbin for today, it's time to sleep KZbin: Wanna watch some random guy blowing up bottles ? Me: Why not :)

[@patrickalfaro9445]

😁

[@adrianmucci4860]

Epic comment 😂

[@MysticWanderer]

Truth

[@amosmoses9247]

Literally all of us. 😂

[@wilmerleal22]

Yup

[@silverstake88]

Simplest design I've seen yet. Good job!

[@moskito5864]

I bet your neighbors love you :) ... good job, thanks for sharing

[@MrArunavadatta]

Solid workmanship!

[@charlesmcgehee3227]

Brilliant! A very clever mind designed this.

[@sheribebobebeo331]

Not really

[@jewelvibebabo]

Another cracking video.Fair play to you always.And apart from my previous positive comments on the other HHO video Helm Hurst added another..no stupid music.People like MN Projects are the reason You Tube is so useful and successful.Once again my thanks.

[@maciejnowakprojects]

Thanks!

[@jimw83296]

now, That is a thing of beauty!

[@larrykraft2743]

Well done! I subscribed after watching several times.

[@creativejunior7060]

I tried it and it really works. I used it with my homemade laserline that i put on my motorcycle and its really looks cool. Thank you so much.

[@tyronebovell1934]

Simple but yet amazing, certainly deserves my subscription 👍

[@jesussandoval9498]

Congratulations, it is really impressive.

[@AhmedYoussef-kd9nc]

best i have seen on this subject. Thanks

[@loadofsmith1511]

Don't know what the hell it is or what it's for but I love things that go bang, ace! Men never grow up.

[@lozzahips9489]

Lol, looked like a pipe bomb to me

[@edwardfknight]

How about doing a generator with seperate ports for H2 and O2 using the H2 to run an H2 fuel cell.

[@carlosalbertosilva3176]

Hello friend, thank you for sharing, I am very impressed, this simple construction system makes the functionality more and more efficient and very efficient I really enjoyed making and testing it, thank you very much and hugs.

[@donaldhoot6386]

Awesome idea for HHO gen! Thank you!

[@donaldhoot6386]

Next to connect it to HHO torch

[@funny-video-YouTube-channel]

The surface area of the rods is nice. Could be used for other projects as a template, if the bolts are covered in silver or so.

[@excelsior8682]

Sand paper the bolts to increase the surface area, this increasing overall efficiency

[@excelsior8682]

@ I didn't say take 40 grit and grind it like you did your sister, I meant simply give it a moderate sanding

@@excelsior8682 that wasn't mentioned their and don't try to act smart anyone can abuse so better mind your words

[@excelsior8682]

@ use common sense

[@excelsior8682]

@ shhh.

[@chadsmith8476]

Nice clean build. I remember building these back in 2007 when gas was approaching $5/gallon. You could use washers for more surface area to generate more gas.

[@JAPudas]

That's a nice desingn M8, Good Job.

[@FreeSp1r1ted]

Nice construct. Very impressive.

[@My-Pal-Hal]

Aaa,.. those are BOLTS, not screws 🧐

[@Minecraftking0909]

Nut bolts not only bolts🎉

[@jcub247]

Humans are hilariously amazing. All of that calculated work and precision to amuse ourselves with a bottle going Bang 😂 Loved it this a really great tutorial

[@bobswagger9047]

Yeah we are funny, like thinking that all the effort was just to make a little bottle go “bang”! 😂

[@magicsasafras3414]

My kinda science

[@markcantemail8018]

@@bobswagger9047 In High School Jim Blew up Our I P S Teacher during the Class . Test tubes collected the Gas over the Wire electrode . Jim Called Norwood over and said look what is Happening . He leaned Down to look and the Wires were Jiggled and Boom ! Norwood had thick Coke Bottle Glasses and it saved his Eyes . He missed a week or Two and was Back to work Tormenting Students . Most People liked Jim Before the " Accident " in the Class room . His Stock soared after wards .

[@tinkeringinthailand8147]

Love your work man. Subscribed 🙏

[@anotherdave5107]

what a great neighbor to have!

[@TheDoItYourselfWorld]

Would be interested in a follow up video after long time use. Unless you use stainless steel parts, everything will be eaten up in weeks. The copper wire is also not going to last long at all inside that caustic soup. I used to build these many years ago with all stainless steel parts, including stainless steel cable for wires. I like your idea tho, but with all SS parts.

[@spiderjuice9874]

You are right of course, or the electrolyte could be changed: potassium sulphate maybe?

[@anointing_favour]

@@spiderjuice9874 i figured only recently that sodium chloride is the only real electrolyte, in regards to the ocean for example. must be too for the earth.

[@spiderjuice9874]

@@anointing_favour NaCl is the most prevalent electryolyte on Earth, but this doesn't mean it is the best. Here it would produce chlorine bleach which can corrode stainless steel. You would have a surprised look on your face if you spent all that time constructing this thing with stainless steel parts only to find that it was starting to rust when you used it!

[@anointing_favour]

@@spiderjuice9874 oh yeh i forgot, electrolysis produces sodium hydroxide. then natural gas sounds better. rather than having all of them alkaline substances around, then to have to fill up again. but then again it should not be that much of a concern, for what is left over could stay there, then all that is required is to simply put more water. then the mix stays the same. use the naoh left over to clean the toilet. still natural gas, sounds better though.

[@zrig1]

This is an 8th grade science experiment ramped up. Separating water into it's base elements hydrogen and oxygen. I like how much faster this is than the classroom ...

[@jacobshort6528]

My teacher showed us that in sixth grade. I guess that we were more advanced?

[@jacobshort6528]

Or he was just a better general teacher overall.

[@pcpatel01]

Thank you for this extremely helpful n simple hho cell assembly video it works

[@brunokerbaul3826]

Like the way you work, it's clean I've already done a different model using tubes, with an additional electrolyte tank and a simple water circuit to prevent electrodes from dry and to be sure to maintain a perfect dilution and concentration of the electrolyte Indeed it works very well The problem could also be the water you could use, i use mineral free water then add the electrolyte to prevent from dangerous vapors that could be created I also try to found a solution to maintain the PH at 7 after long use

[@itzcaseykc]

Pretty nice job with the bolts. If used in a vehicle, you might want to consider making a thin window viewer along its side for determining what the level is in the canister so it doesn't burn itself out. Years ago I used HHO on my van, and I can attest to it doing a great job on fuel consumption and engine power. Mine was hooked up to both in fuel intake and the airflow intake lines for double effect.

[@cole5272]

Hold up on your van what do u mean

[@itzcaseykc]

@@cole5272 Do I really have to reiterate what I said quite plainly?? Come on now. HHO gas was produced inside the passenger section in its canister, pushed in thru the firewall into the engine compartment...to the two sections mentioned. Period. Easy peasy!

[@mikebergman1817]

@@itzcaseykc You said it very plainly, but a lot of people don't understand the fuel or the method of extracting it. There is a way to extract a burnable fuel from water, with relatively low power consumption. Apparently it's not good enough to be utilized in a country (America) who claims that global warming is the single biggest threat to humanity. Much cleaner fuels that are accessible, not being used.. Because that sweet fossil fuel brings in the big bucks.

[@itzcaseykc]

@@mikebergman1817 I don't subscribe to greed, no matter where or how it stems from. Human nature, apart from allowing God lead the way, is where self is the mainstay and the first option, within the corporations or personal life, and... because there are unscrupulous people cutting corners at construction sites, others suffer as a result. Not everyone supports what their leaders promote, i.e. the global warming theory being "the single biggest threat to humanity," either in France, Germany, England, America or other countries. Being in office doesn't mean they are working for their constituents or in their favor.

[@SaintChicagoJay]

How long did the hho conversation last?

[@obrecht72]

I love the part where he lights the bottle and shoots it off like a rocket.

[@YerBrwnDogAteMyRabit]

You mean like a bottle rocket? Yes, I'm being a wise guy, couldn't help myself.

[@corneliusgreen4941]

Could have just poured some ever clear into the bottle then emptied it out then lit it. It would do the same thing

[@broccolihart1]

Some Jerky.Boys shizz....

[@keefjunior4061]

@@corneliusgreen4941 and you'd have Everclear to beerbong. There's no other way.

[@TinkerPrepper]

Excellent video! 👍

[@dart202020]

Omg simply perfect. You can do this with a hand drill and a clamp. I think I'll build about 6 of them for my cell.

[@mikeeclipse]

Your prison cell. 😄

[@russbg1827]

Aaahh HHO generators my first KZbin love.

[@douggraham5812]

Make two of these electrodes. Place a few inches apart in your water. Connect one to the negative terminal of your battery or power supply, the other to the positive terminal. Hydrogen will come off the negative one, and oxygen off the positive one. You may find more uses for the pure gases.

[@elfpimp1]

Good to know. Thanks.

[@kalebmarlatt4947]

I don’t really know who to ask this but you seem to know what you’re talking about so for the electrolytes In the water could I use baking soda or baking powder?

[@gsommerfeldt]

@@kalebmarlatt4947 Yes. Or just table salt. However, you may see discoloration or residues.

[@kieshaunyoungblood]

Exactly 🙌

[@SchizSchool]

@@kalebmarlatt4947 or urea aka urine

[@edbrackin]

Now that is cool. Way to go.

[@50FTY]

Beautiful ,,,, Very nicely made

[@stanleyhape8427]

Two thumbs up for the video👍👍 I'm never going to make this as I'm sure i would kill or maime myself in the process.

[@carlacowling1789]

Dude, I wasn't even sure what HHO was and was about to forward this video to my son's until he shot that little bottle off like a rocket! Then I was like, oh heeeell no! My teen boys will blow my house up!

[@athomewithzeke5048]

Very cool! My dad made something like this for the intake on his truck...he got the idea from radial airplanes, he said they used a similar device to keep them from stalling at high altitudes. I think he used windshield washer fluid for the liquid.

[@pronige104]

I believe that would be methanol injection.

[@condeerogers5858]

I've made many using plates and 4 in. pipe. This is a good invention/design. It will work just fine to get better mileage.

[@abdulsameeu2560]

well, i must say it's quite satisfying :P

[@Speeder84XL]

Nice! Pretty impressive, just running from a single 18650 battery :)

[@jamesboyce7517]

If you have a hard time with the tool side of things there is probably a Maker Space in your general area where people would be able to help you.

[@barichoudhury5591]

Fantastic video.Thanks

[@ahorradordegasolinaionizer772]

congratulations excellent project.thanks

[@chaimsimpson3836]

This model would be great to try out on a car. Have several that could be connected in parallel to see how many or how large you car responds to. The larger to amount the higher the current draw. Current draw acts like a brake on a car engine. These smaller ones give flexibility to try out what works best.

[@wordstohisbrideministries5284]

A fellow invented a car that could run on water. Big Oil didn't like it apparently and the inventor passed away under mysterious circumstances. So if you do decide to go that route, do not do it in secret. It IS possible to make it efficient enough to run a car on water in an over unity manner. Be careful how you proceed. The pollution we are creating is completely ridiculous and unnecessary. If Big Oil and their bought and paid for politicians run things, we'll still be driving gasoline powered cars 200 years from now. We have the science to make water powered cars and flying machines. There's no reason we are just using modernized Model T's and Wright powered Gliders in the 21st century. It has to be done by a company or person who can outmaneuver Big Oil and its minions. Don't keep things secret and try to license the technology. You can get rich indirectly. But you have to stay alive and not only demonstrate the technology works but can be created in a very cost effective manner. The US Patent Office is also controlled by Big Corporations. Perhaps finding a country willing to sponsor you, giving them first dibs on the technology, while they offer you protection and finance your work, may be the way to go. Realize that it is ultimately for the good of the earth and mankind. If you not only demonstrate the technology but make it open source, and get enough devices out there to universities, that may be another way to avoid getting shut down by Big Oil.

[@christophernunn943]

@@wordstohisbrideministries5284 interesting, back in 70s there was a news item on the radio. A man had driven his modified mini car across Australia on hydrogen generated from the car. The interviewer asked then if cars in the future would run on water? After this all talk of hydrogen propulsion disappeared, funny that!

[@CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC707]

@@wordstohisbrideministries5284 You forgot got big electric!!!

[@randomguy0047]

Rocket scientists on a budget: *furiously takes notes*

[@javieraragongarcia8660]

Yes that's what I'm doing, that one has the perfect size to fit in my 🚀

[@randomguy0047]

@@javieraragongarcia8660 nice!

[@ysunsolicitedopinion202]

U r friggin' brilliant!

[@chriskeeble]

That is AWESOME !!

[@boomdo1]

As always simple nice and clean. Keep it that ^__^ . Just a head up: when you make these holes in the washer, why you don't do it in Sam time for rubber and metal ?

[@zrxdoug]

Drilling holes in the metal washers generates enough heat to melt the plastic washers if they were stacked for simultaneous drilling. Besides, the half-depth locating holes need to be drilled individually anyway.

[@TheBybill]

you are an efficient man. I wish to be able to do the same. thank you for making this video, i just subscribed to your channel

[@user-sj8uq5sk7p]

Great Work !

[@MJ-hh7de]

very clever, looks great too

[@tjnj2256]

i use platinum plates from HarD Drives. you can get old ones for almost free. they come with holes and you just connect them together ever other plate and use plastic washer and shaft to keep the plates from touch each other. drill 1/8" holes if you want to maximize the surface area.

[@mickhurley7305]

Thats very clever. Is a platinum plate better for this application.

[@roccolucero4969]

@@mickhurley7305 in redox reactions the electrodes will eventually become corroded. Platinum gold etc resist corrosion much better I suspect. Surface area and conductivity may also come into play.

[@SSmith-fm9kg]

I keep hearing Ralphie's mom saying, "You'll shoot your eye out!" It's fun to make things that go boom.

[@overtheedge9298]

S. Smith Ho Ho Ho. 🎄

[@kirkbooth5611]

Great film!

[@bromisovalum8417]

beautiful work

[@danielmiller2977]

This was a very cool video!

[@Fyodor48]

Apologies for being pedantic but, you used 4 bolts. A “screw” has a slot head for use with a “screwdriver”. A bolt, which you used has a hex head. That apart, a pretty slick and inventive upload

[@Fyodor48]

Phillip Keane I consider myself corrected dude. 👍🏼

[@goodkill1]

He used 8 by the way

[@AutodidactEngineer]

*I call that the Rust maker 2000!*

[@Pelagic_Hunter1204]

NO rust in the making as ran 2 vehicles on it and it actually cleans bores in the motor AND increased MPG

[@LunaticLacewing]

Definitely not going to make explosives with this knowlege. But unironically this video is so good. Keep it up!

[@jstv2178]

Great work brother.. . Nice thanks.

[@davidbowman271]

"Fly me to the Moon"

[@jkrlosagudelopiza2018]

Muy bueno me gustaría ver mas sobre esto como los consumos de corriente y muchos mas proyectos 👍

[@wilsontarbuckles6091]

Really cool video!

[@norbertkleespie6649]

great idea- you are awsome man

[@nasqad3357]

Sounded like a gun went off lol

[@Bmd9007]

I thought the same thing cops were probably called lol

[@WilliamHollinger2019]

Atf start to wonder where is the gun.

[@williamwhite5825]

Lol just high velocity gas I mean that's all a gun does to

[@excelsior8682]

I mean to be fair you could make HHO powered rifles lmao

[@CST1992]

It's actually showing how a gun works.

[@EminoMeneko]

OMG I wonder what the neighbour would look like when they heard like a gun shot... xD

[@fishfire_2999]

😳

[@ericfermin8347]

If it's AOC you're going to Guantanamo

[@williamvaughan1218]

Hmm idk but we will find out what mine will say but using a 2 liter bottle. Lol

[@romanwimmer2319]

Fantastic job

[@sharonpreston2826]

Cool. I'll bet your neighbors love you.

[@simoman6847]

Nice compact build! I haven't seen much HHO activity in years. I still have a completed PVC pipe and stainless wall plate HHO gen sitting in a corner...never made it into a car😕 All I ever did with it was blow up sandwich baggies full of hydrogen🤣🤣

[@rogerclaiborne6815]

I used mine as a torch.

[@hotrodavery]

I have a setup waiting to be installed in my next vehicle.

[@judemaniom3470]

Hi, loved the idea, could you provide some dimensions/specific parts that I could use to make this please?

[@josivanribeiro3097]

Valeu Guerreiro, ótimo gerador!

[@MUSIXATOMIUM]

Sooo clean👑

[@johngallagher912]

At first I thought you were building a flux capacitor!

[@SwapPartLLC]

This reminds me of how years ago, I would capture the hydrogen gas created from MRE heaters and use it to power a potato cannon. It was pretty powerful.

[@newindia4199]

GOOD JOB SIR. 🎩 👍Great!

[@Race353]

Great little video, no useless talking, clean visuals. Note: HHO is not "Unstable", It is highly flammable but, the worse that could happen if dropped ..... starts turning back into water. HHO [gas state] = H2O [liquid state]. Still very enjoyable video!

[@chanclachancla7371]

That’s not unstable, this is just highly reactive

[@zayndog7999]

Why?

[@hotchquz7613]

@@zayndog7999 1 Proton, 1 Electron. It's stable because its set up is balanced.

[@AaronSchwarz42]

Low energy of activation to get hydrogen reacting with oxygen to make water, hence Earth covered in it // the beautiful blue marble floating through space orbiting a sun in a galactic milky way spiral arm of a galaxy orbiting a giant black hole & theirs trillions of galaxies & even other dimensions

[@Nunyadwmbs]

Quit bein a smart azz!

[@grunermexikaner560]

You mean metastable

[@mabul513]

Hooked up to a hose flame and saw some good melting clips doing this. How long would rods or water last?

[@SEGERTRON]

yeah a pocket generator! just that I need to draw some smiles!!!!

[@davepatrick4103]

Almost the best HHO video ever. Now do the same thing but build a separator model