Hydrogen chloride loop fuel reaction

A method for providing a hydrogen chloride loop fuel reaction comprising:

• creating hydrogen chloride fuel in a sealed furnace vessel, wherein at start up, the sealed furnace vessel is vacuumed out and hydrogen and chlorine are injected into a burner and ignited resulting in the hydrogen chloride fuel in an exhaust stream of the sealed furnace vessel;
• looping the hydrogen chloride fuel leaving the sealed furnace vessel in the exhaust stream of the sealed furnace vessel including:
• super heating the hydrogen chloride fuel through a super heater coil in direct line of an injection nozzle in the exhaust stream;
• routing the superheated hydrogen chloride fuel through the injection nozzle;
• subjecting the superheated hydrogen chloride fuel to light while the superheated hydrogen chloride fuel is in the injection nozzle and in a combustion chamber, whereby bonds of the hydrogen and the chlorine are momentarily separated, wherein the light that the superheated hydrogen chloride fuel is subjected to is selected from the group consisting of:
• full spectrum white light;
• sunlight with high UV spectrum content;
• selected full spectrum UV bands;
• and combinations thereof, wherein the light that the superheated hydrogen chloride is subjected to is created by a UV laser light;
• wherein the light momentarily separating the bonds of the hydrogen and the chlorine is due to a phenomenon of chlorine in the presents of hydrogen, wherein when the hydrogen and the chlorine are subjected to the full spectrum white light, the sunlight with high UV spectrum content, the selected full spectrum UV bands, or the combinations thereof, the phenomenon of chlorine happens and a release of energy from the chlorine atom bombards all the hydrogen atoms in its proximity and causes the combination to spontaneously combust;
• combusting the hydrogen and the chlorine while momentarily separated in the combustion chamber, wherein momentarily separated bonds of the hydrogen and the chlorine provide spontaneous combustion of the hydrogen and the chlorine in the combustion chamber, wherein as the combustion takes place and the bonds of the hydrogen and the chlorine are broken, an exothermic explosion and release of energy from both the hydrogen and the chlorine occurs, whereby the chlorine is also the oxidant;
• ensuring the spontaneous combustion of the hydrogen and the chlorine while momentarily separated in the combustion chamber via a secondary ignition source;
• and
• cooling the hydrogen and the chlorine thereby forming new bonds between the hydrogen and the chlorine for recreating the hydrogen chloride fuel, wherein during the cooling of the hydrogen and the chlorine, atom masses of the hydrogen and the chlorine regroup and electromagnetic fields recover, wherein chlorine's relationship with hydrogen has a second phenomenon that chlorine holds the atom masses of the hydrogen within its gravitational field and facilitates the rapid and mostly complete reorganization of a combusted hydrogen atom fusion core, whereby, the continuous use of the hydrogen chloride fuel over and over results where the hydrogen chlorine fuel is combusted and the exhaust returns to the hydrogen chloride fuel;
• wherein the hydrogen chloride fuel is not condensed when looped, wherein a flame propagation of the superheated hydrogen chloride fuel and its energy output is equal to that of gasoline, JP5 jet fuel or fuel oil/diesel, whereby the hydrogen chloride fuel is configured to be used as an economizer core for actual steam production, or batch production would be long term configured for weeks at a time of operation;
• wherein, the hydrogen chloride fuel is designed and configured for a turbine/generator combination which can be used for automotive propulsion or as a standalone electrical generation or for auxiliary equipment.