gathering some background

[hypersoniq]

I'm wondering how many liters of oxygen is in a gallon of water?
I think there's 1/2 of a mole in water which should be 11.2 Liters @ STP

also I gathered the following facts... do I have accurate info?
-Atomic weight of Hydrogen = 1
-Atomic weight of Oxygen = 16
-Atomic weight of a water molecule is 18
-Molecules of water in a gallon = 1.265 x 10^26
-Diatomic Hydrogen molecules in a gallon of water = 1.265 x 10^26 (@1atm and 273K)
-One MOLE of hydrogen occupies 22.4 Liters of space, there are 210 MOLES of diatomic hydrogen in a gallon of water, therefore the amount of hydrogen in a gallon of water is 4,707 Liters(@1atm and 273K)

[Hydrogenworld]

That sounds right. Have you accountet for the 3 wats of energy in every H atom?? if not, that sould give you som interresting figures.

If one uses plate electrodes, 1,42 V / 0,5 A is sufficient to brake the bonding - thats 0,71 wats of power ... 0.71 wats in - 3 wats out. THATS OUP!!!
If we can learn to get hold of the 3 wats, we then can us this to run both the ICE engine and an generator to produce electricety. Just a tought.