A system for generating a gas mixture for use with an internal combustion engine, the system comprising: a tank configured to store an aqueous solution consisting essentially of water and a predetermined quantity of electrolyte; a cell configured for aiding in electrolysis of the aqueous solution, the cell comprising: a plurality of plates (410, 430) arranged substantially parallel to one another, the plurality of plates (410, 430) being spaced substantially equidistant from an adjacent one of the plurality of plates (410, 430); and at least one seal located between the plurality of plates (410, 430) to create a substantially air tight and substantially water tight seal between adjacent ones of the plurality of plates (410, 430) to aid in preventing the aqueous solution located between adjacent ones of the plurality of plates (410, 430) from leaking out of the cell; a pump configured to circulate the aqueous solution between the tank and the cell and back into the tank; a scrubber for removing at least a portion of the moisture and electrolyte from the gas mixture; a controller configured to apply a pulse width modulated voltage to the cell to generate the gas mixture within the cell; an output for outputting the gas mixture to the internal combustion engine; wherein the gas mixture is input into the tank prior to being output to the internal combustion engine; a flow diversion mechanism disposed between the pump, the cell, and the tank to return a portion of the aqueous solution from between the pump and the cell back to the tank, for maintaining a higher flow rate out of tank than into cell; and an energy relief tube having one end that connects to the face of the tank above the level of the aqueous solution and another end that connects to a tube upstream of the pump. a tank configured to store an aqueous solution consisting essentially of water and a predetermined quantity of electrolyte; a cell configured for aiding in electrolysis of the aqueous solution, the cell comprising: a plurality of plates (410, 430) arranged substantially parallel to one another, the plurality of plates (410, 430) being spaced substantially equidistant from an adjacent one of the plurality of plates (410, 430); and at least one seal located between the plurality of plates (410, 430) to create a substantially air tight and substantially water tight seal between adjacent ones of the plurality of plates (410, 430) to aid in preventing the aqueous solution located between adjacent ones of the plurality of plates (410, 430) from leaking out of the cell; a plurality of plates (410, 430) arranged substantially parallel to one another, the plurality of plates (410, 430) being spaced substantially equidistant from an adjacent one of the plurality of plates (410, 430); and at least one seal located between the plurality of plates (410, 430) to create a substantially air tight and substantially water tight seal between adjacent ones of the plurality of plates (410, 430) to aid in preventing the aqueous solution located between adjacent ones of the plurality of plates (410, 430) from leaking out of the cell; a pump configured to circulate the aqueous solution between the tank and the cell and back into the tank; a scrubber for removing at least a portion of the moisture and electrolyte from the gas mixture; a controller configured to apply a pulse width modulated voltage to the cell to generate the gas mixture within the cell; an output for outputting the gas mixture to the internal combustion engine; wherein the gas mixture is input into the tank prior to being output to the internal combustion engine; a flow diversion mechanism disposed between the pump, the cell, and the tank to return a portion of the aqueous solution from between the pump and the cell back to the tank, for maintaining a higher flow rate out of tank than into cell; and an energy relief tube having one end that connects to the face of the tank above the level of the aqueous solution and another end that connects to a tube upstream of the pump.