HHO

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HHO

HHO is the acronym for Hydrogen, Hydrogen, Oxygen.
HHO is synonymous with Oxy-hydrogen which is a simple mixture of hydrogen and oxygen streamed together simultaneously to be combusted.

HHO is not strictly an appropriate description for Brown's Gas which is an actual intimate mixture of hydrogen and oxygen gases resulting from the electrolysis of water.

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