NOVELTY - A hydrogen separator apparatus comprises two stainless-steel sheet covering magnetic bars, each attached to a center (12) of a cell plate (11) which is in turn attached to a shaft to create a electromagnetic field when a direct current voltage passes through the electrolytic solution.    USE - A hydrogen separator apparatus.    ADVANTAGE - The apparatus separates hydrogen needed to mix with liquid fuel.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - A hydrogen separator apparatus comprises:    (A) a hollow tube-shaped single-layer stainless steel cylinder with two ears which stretch out at the bottom, and which functions as the container for an electrolytic solution and the receiver of negative voltages;    (B) a lid (2) which is a disc-shaped stainless steel piece attached to the cylinder and designed to the same cylinder shape, and having five holes at the top for use in attaching the cylinder to a negative shaft, a positive shaft, a neutral shaft and a joint connected to the hydrogen tube; and    (C) two stainless-steel sheet covering magnetic bars, each attached to a center (12) of a cell plate (11) which is in turn attached to the shaft to create a electromagnetic field when a direct current voltage passes through the electrolytic solution.    The lid, when attached to the cylinder, passes a negative voltage which flows through the attached negative shaft to the cylinder, then passes positive voltages which flow through the attached stainless shaft to a cell plate set. The cell plate set has a top cell plate and a bottom cell plate. The top cell plate has seven drilled holes where one hole is at the center for attaching the shaft, the three holes are within the radius of the inner circle, and three holes are within the radius of the outer circle. The inner circle three holes of different sizes are drilled where one larger than the other two, in order to form a triangular shape, and they act as the vertices of the shape. Within the outer circle, three holes of the same size are drilled to form a triangular shape, and these also act as the vertices of the shape. The bottom plate has ten drilled holes. The cell plates are joined with their inner circle, with the larger holes opposite each other, forming a pyramid shape between them.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The drawing is a schematic view of how to attach cell plates and magnetic bars to the shaft.    Lid (2)    Stainless steel positive shaft (5)    Cell plates (11)    Center (12)