Blue Brown

4 Dec, 2007 in art pottery by admin

Blue Brown

Car Running on Brown's Gas

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Brown’s gas is a term that is used to describe common ducted ox hydrogen. The process to create this unique product was developed by heavy water physicist, Yull Brown. To create it, water is hydrogen and oxygen split by utilizing a low voltage. This causes it to become 66.6 percent hydrogen to 33.3 percent oxygen. Reapplication of the low voltage will return the Brown’s gas back to water. It is expected that some day it could be used as a free clean energy source, replacing petroleum fuel. There are a number of possible uses for Brown’s gas, including welding and even powering automobiles.

Brown’s Gas is developed from water. Water is converted into a safe mixture of Hydrogen and Oxygen. The flame of Brown’s gas under naked eyes is almost colorless but if proper lighting conditions were applied then it would be seen to possess a small blue cone with a longer pale red-blue extension. The overall “body” of the flame has different layers called “mantles”. Ordinary flames like our very common Bunsen Burner Flame are formed by a set of explosions, which means that each component of the flame is a result of small “explosion”. On the contrary flame of Brown’s Gas is formed as a result of “implosions”. The combustion of the gas takes place in the “blue cone” region .The flame of Brown’s Gas on application to an element or substance increases its temperature due to a unique property of Brown’s Gas absent in other gas flames which is called as “interactive combustion property”.

Brown’s gas has many characteristic properties, some of which are:

Used in a car where the gas combusts and emits water vapor as the only effluent in its exhaust.

A solid-state refrigeration unit in which temperature could instantly be changed

A room heater fueled with the gas will carbonize a strip of paper held near it but not create flames or smoke.

Used in an acetylene torch it singed hairs from a welder's forearm but didn't burn the skin.

Flame from this gas can glaze concrete thereby making it impervious to acids and other corrosives and greatly extending the concrete's useful lifespan.

Steel, after treatment with the flame, is much more impervious to rust and before treatment.

It is asserted by experts that converting our current models of automobiles to allow them to burn Brown’s gas would actually require little effort. By putting Brown’s gas in our cars, there is the opportunity to burn cleaner and improve fuel efficiency. It has the propensity to be cheaper, easier to use, more abundant, cleaner and more efficient. When a fuel source offers such outstanding benefits, it is just a matter to time before it is made available and the dream for a cleaner, greener earth becomes a reality.
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What color shirts go with a brown/blue pinstriped blazer?

I bought a brown/blue pinstriped blazer from Banana Republic last month. What color shirts would go well with it?

Red or green.

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