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This is a really stuid question. I'm just about certain that that mix
of gasses produced during the electrolysis of water expand when burned
together but it makes sense that they'd contract considering that three
seperate atoms combine to make one molocule it seems like after the
atoms combine they would take up less space. make an implosion, not an
explosion, makeing this fuel unsuitable for jet, rocket, or internal
combustion engines, but if this were true then it wouldn't be s
valuable to our future. So, i just seet myself up for a series of
"duh's" and "get a brain's" but I'm so confused it's worth it. Thanks
in advance.
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