Laws of Thermodynamics and HHO Gas

Academic critics (those who have never tried an HHO generator) will argue theoretically that based upon the laws of thermodynamics an oxyhydrogen device simply cannot work. Some of these critics may quote the first law of thermodynamics while others quote the second law.

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These so-called academics are more interested in verbal sparring than they are at getting at the truth of "indisputable visual evidence" that HHO generators do indeed work. But, let's humor the critics for a moment. The critics have made their argument about the laws of thermodynamics loudly for years, which has had a stalling effect on the HHO industry.

According to the first law of thermodynamic, energy may neither be created nor destroyed. Energy can change from one form to another, but the total amount of energy in the universe remains constant.

According to the second law of thermodynamics, "... in all energy exchanges, if no energy enters or leaves the system, the potential energy of the state will always be less than that of the initial state" or in other word entropy. One example given is that a gasoline-powered car that runs out of gas will not run again until someone walks to the station, gets fuel and refuels the car.

Critics of HHO technology that invoke the first law of thermodynamics usually do so saying, that there is no such thing as a perpetual motion machine. What the critics fail to recognize however, is that HHO is a fuel additive, so no one is talking about a perpetual motion machine. Car owners are looking towards aftermarket HHO generators to supplement the fuel on their gasoline-powered cars (or diesel-powered).

Critics that invoke the second law of thermodynamics make the same mistake. Cars that run solely on water are a thing of science fiction. Cars that run partially on water are a thing of science fact. This might not always be the case going forward, but for now it is fact.

Advocates for HHO generators also use the laws of thermodynamics in their arguments as well. We use this argument to separate fact from fiction, scams from truth, visual evidence from theoretical absurdity.

Don't be fooled by people using the laws of thermodynamics as a selling point as to why HHO generators could never work. The proof is in practical hands-on experience and not theory.