Nanomaterials usege in electrolyte solution of HHO dry cell

Hydrogen is considered one of the most important energy sources of the future. However, for this potential to be sustainable, hydrogen must be kept clean. One of these breakthroughs is water electrolysis. Water electrolysis is the separation of water into oxygen and oxygen gases, which are components of electricity. These gases are directly available as fuel. An HHO dry cell also operates by water electrolysis. The frequency of this cell depends on several factors, one of which is the type of electrolyte used. In the literature, electrolytes are generally prepared by mixing distilled water with various chemicals. Finally, the use of nanomaterials in water electrolysis has become a trend and has yielded promising results. However, the use of nanomaterials in HHO dry classification has not yet been explored in the literature. This thesis investigates the applicability of nanomaterials in HHO dry expansion, thus addressing a significant limitation in the existing literature.