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Compression of a gas is to reduce volume by increasing pressure.

Oxygen combines chemically with hydrogen to produce water. The same volumes of oxygen and hydrogen as in a glass of water when ignited produces about 56,000,000 BTUs of heat and that is about equal to heat derived from burning 1/2 gallon of kerosine in an efficient stove. But with oxygen and hydrogen combined the result is water. Kerosine and oxygen combine for a little heat and a copious volume toxic gasses. Our culture has chosen toxic gas generators over water because our economy is based on toxic gas generators.

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