Aquygen™ Gas does not follow the fundamental PVT law for gases.

That’s from the science page of the guy’s website. Well, from http://scienceworld.wolfram.com/physics/IdealGasLaw.html We see that the ideal gas law is something that many common gases approximate at standard temperature and pressure. The way this is phrased, it appears that this is not an absolutle law after all. Hmmm …. maybe when a vapor is at a temperature below its boiling point the law doesn’t hold. This would explain this little mystery.

Still, to be fair to this guy, he did get a paper published http://hytechapps.com/aquygen/international_journal.pdf

Nonetheless, I remain STRONGLY skeptical and will be extremely surprised if we ever see an engine that produces more energy from water than the electricity needed to produce the Aquygen Gas (whatever that is).

Aquygen™ Gas does not follow the fundamental PVT law for gases.

That’s from the science page of the guy’s website. Well, from http://scienceworld.wolfram.com/physics/IdealGasLaw.html We see that the ideal gas law is something that many common gases approximate at standard temperature and pressure. The way this is phrased, it appears that this is not an absolutle law after all. Hmmm …. maybe when a vapor is at a temperature below its boiling point the law doesn’t hold. This would explain this little mystery.

Still, to be fair to this guy, he did get a paper published http://hytechapps.com/aquygen/international_journal.pdf

Nonetheless, I remain STRONGLY skeptical and will be extremely surprised if we ever see an engine that produces more energy from water than the electricity needed to produce the Aquygen Gas (whatever that is).

He’s being honest about what his company does. He’s very clear that it takes electricity to make the water useful for his machine. That electricity does not come from the water, but we don’t know how much (or how little) electricity it takes to change the water.

Think about his original purpose–replacing acetylene as an industrial gas. His method is safer, and it’s possibly cleaner (depending on how much electricity it takes and where that energy is generated). Things are hazed over a lot (by the reporter) when it comes to the cars. None of that process is explained, except to say that it runs off gas and water. I would guess the gas is used to generate electricity, and the resulting gas from water is what’s used in the engine’s cylinders.

I’m no chemist or physicist, but his product sounds legitimate.

His company’s site (note that his product can be purchased now–this isn’t a prototype): Hydrogen Technology Applications

He’s being honest about what his company does. He’s very clear that it takes electricity to make the water useful for his machine. That electricity does not come from the water, but we don’t know how much (or how little) electricity it takes to change the water.

Think about his original purpose–replacing acetylene as an industrial gas. His method is safer, and it’s possibly cleaner (depending on how much electricity it takes and where that energy is generated). Things are hazed over a lot (by the reporter) when it comes to the cars. None of that process is explained, except to say that it runs off gas and water. I would guess the gas is used to generate electricity, and the resulting gas from water is what’s used in the engine’s cylinders.

I’m no chemist or physicist, but his product sounds legitimate.

His company’s site (note that his product can be purchased now–this isn’t a prototype): Hydrogen Technology Applications

• If his car could run entirely on water, WHY make it a gasoline/water hybrid?

• The torch video was VERY misleading. You heard him say that he creates the gas using electrolysis (using electricity). The FUEL (energy source) is the electricity. The water is converted to HHO gas (WHAT THE HECK IS THAT? Steam?). It just isn’t clear what he’s doing.

• My guess is that he’s deluded. He probably believes what he claims, but I’m extremely skeptical.

• If his car could run entirely on water, WHY make it a gasoline/water hybrid?

• The torch video was VERY misleading. You heard him say that he creates the gas using electrolysis (using electricity). The FUEL (energy source) is the electricity. The water is converted to HHO gas (WHAT THE HECK IS THAT? Steam?). It just isn’t clear what he’s doing.

• My guess is that he’s deluded. He probably believes what he claims, but I’m extremely skeptical.