No way. First of all, the H-O-H chemical bond is particularly stable, and the thermodynamic energy required to break this bond energy is a great foundation. On this basis, 1 problem: the mixed combustion of water and heavy oil is nothing more than making full use of carbon monoxide produced by incomplete combustion of heavy oil, and the process of exothermic reaction with water itself will be carried out under a lot of heat, so 1 is equivalent to losing watermelon and picking up sesame seeds, which is not worth the candle.

2. The most basic electrolysis process of water requires a lot of electric energy, and then hydrogen reacts with oxygen to generate water, and then bonds are broken, which is the main reason why hydrogen energy cannot be widely promoted.

I wonder if senior brother is satisfied with this answer? Hmm. How interesting