That's a really good point and relates to a lot of the mind bending physics that seems to take place, namely implosive forces allowing for fusion to take place between and within materials. I HIGHLY recommend the Brown's Gas books by George Wiseman of Eagle Research. Aside from the interplay between the two main gases, there can apparently be varying ratios of expanded, diatomic and mono-atomic hydrogen and oxygen, each with different properties and energy potentials. Maybe if the PURE gases are made, they might have the desired results without needing Ozone. The thing that irks me most on the topic is that A LOT of the good stuff gets taken down. There was a fantastic multi part exploration on the properties of Brown's gas just for Welding by the second water car fella on here, but I haven't been able to find them, only snippets, for a few years now. My favorite of all time though, was a video of bunch of kids who made a miniature lighter out of a mason jar that ran on water and a 9V battery. Apparently took them over 300 attempts but they got it in the end. This is my pre-watch-the-video rant.... one sec....