NOVELTY - Mixture of gases, mainly hydrogen and oxygen as well as other gases from water is procured by dissolving in/locking into molecular structure of water; polarizing water molecules by increasing series of high frequency, unipolar electrical pulses; increasing voltage and pulse frequency; and continuously applying high voltage (low amperage) current to free hydrogen and oxygen atoms from molecular bonds.    USE - For procuring mixture of gases, hydrogen and oxygen for use as fuel or fuel mixture.    ADVANTAGE - The invention provides a cheap, efficient, inexhaustible, universally available fuel for whole mankind. It reduces dependence on dirty fossil fuels (oil, gas, and coal), thus very quickly reducing the damage to the atmosphere, e.g. greenhouse effect.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - Procurement of a mixture of gases, mainly hydrogen and oxygen as well as other gases from water involves:    (1) dissolving in or locking into the molecular structure of water;    (2) supplying a fuel cell where water is applied to grooves/holes or spaces in cell plates where the plates are also part of a high frequency, pulsing, direct current, induced electrical current;    (3) subjecting fuel cell by the induced direct current circuit to an incrementally increasing series of high frequency, unipolar electrical pulses, where water molecules in the grooves become polarized and take on the charge of moving current surrounding them;    (4) incrementally increasing the voltage of the series of pulses as well as increasing the pulse frequency until the pulsing current resonates with the natural molecular vibrations of the polarized water molecules near the fuel cell plates; and    (5) continuously applying the high voltage (low amperage) current to polarize the molecules gradually take up the charge and expand until the molecular forces of the co-valent bonding have been overcome and the main hydrogen and oxygen are free from their molecular bonds and released as gaseous elements.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The figure shows an on-board fuel cell.