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Then what is the car running on?

I still don't get what you are trying to say. According to other sources the top reaction is right.

I get it.

I don't want to know.

Yes. My dad is French and he males his wine sometimes and he uses Potassium Permanganate for something. I steal some.

I am learning, on my own, with the help of textbooks kindly given to me at Christmas by my grandfather and my own experimenting, some more advanced chemistry than what I studied in Grade Seven. Partly as preparation for High School, and partly for my own knowledge. However, I ran across some reactions that need clarifying. Through frequent observation, I noticed that HCl likes to form chlorides. So is this equation correct? CuSO4 + 2HCl --> CuCl2 + H2SO4 Although I found it unlikely that it would form sulphuric acid, I could not find another spot to put the SO4, which I know cannot exist as a free compound. The second puzzlement in my going-ons was that sulphuric acid usually reacts with metal carbonates to form sulphates, am I not correct? For example, they usually ended up something like this, right: H2SO4 + CuCO3 --> CuSO4 + CO2 + H2O Originally I found some weird ionic compound but then I realized that this broken down form would work better. However, until I do it, I have no way to prove that metal carbonates react in this way with sulphuric acid.

I agree.

Wine stores.

But how much does it make? It can't be making that much can it? It seemed my sulphuric acid was doing nothing, is it a slow reaction?

Wow! Wish I saw that before my project on fuel cells! Anyways, what keeps the HHO from going back to H2O? And how does he make it HHO in the first place?

Well, talking about dreams again, Einstein claims that E=mc2 came to him in a dream in which he was sledding faster than the speed of light.

You can get sodium hydroxide as drain cleaner, or caustic soda. It may not be totally pure but it's the easiest and probably cheapest way to get it.

This Is Awesome!

Mercedes Benzene is right. Alchemy was one of the founding blocks of modern science, especially chemistry. However they used the four Greek elements: fire water air metal.

Gogo Nuclear Energy! I Can"t Wait Ofr Fusion Reactors!