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Brown's Gas Skeptics

Brown's gas skeptics usually try to disprove the idea of this working in torches or in saving gas in cars rather than the actuality of it working. Brown's gas skeptics are many, too. In fact, there are most likely more Brown's gas skeptics than there are believers.

Why? The answer to this is twofold. First, there have been many scam sites going up confusing the issue. The scam sites will talk about perpetual motion machines or confuse cars that run partially on Brown's gas with hydrogen fuel cell cars or some other such nonsense.

These kinds of Brown's gas scammers have given Yull Brown and his following a black eye. It's unfortunate also that such a green product that helps makes the skies bluer is called Brown's gas.

Brown's gas as you already know by reading this website is the same as HHO gas, oxyhydrogen or hydroxy. Basically, water (H2O) is electrolyzed into Brown's gas (HHO) which is then used in a water torch for welding or in an automobile to help the gasoline or diesel fuel burn more cleanly and completely.

But, Brown's gas skeptics won't buy this. First, most of the Brown's gas skeptics will quote the laws of thermodynamics at you as if this were a valid argument. Now, they are the one's confusing Brown's gas used as a supplementary fuel with a perpetual motion machine.

Let's be clear. Up until this point in time, no one has proven that they have created a perpetual motion machine. Yes, there are claims coming out from some part of the world every week, that someone has done it. But, to date, no one has proven it.

This, however, has nothing whatsoever to do with Brown's gas. Brown's gas was named after Yull Brown who applied for international patents while in Australia for his discovery. About 10 years before Yull Brown applied for his patents, a man named William A. Rhodes from the United States applied for international patents for Rhodes Gas, which is basically the same substance.

Of course, this is also an area open for much debate as scientists and researchers are still trying to figure out what HHO gas is at the atomic level and how it works. Brown's gas skeptics will tell you that since they don't understand it, that it simply cannot work.

This is not a valid argument. Just because doctors, scientists and researchers in the 1950s didn't know how aspirin worked didn't mean that it didn't relieve pain. These experts didn't understand how it worked, but they knew it worked from patient reports.

A similar analogy is also true with Brown's gas. Researchers may not know exactly how it works, but thousands of people have experienced it working in their own cars, trucks, SUVs and other vehicles. The proof is in the pudding, as they say.

And, Brown's gas works in cars to help increase gas mileage and decrease emissions. Test it yourself and you'll see.