ELECTROLYSER FOR INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES

An electrolytic cell for the electrolysis of an electrolyte, preferably water, comprises a substantially cylindrical body comprising a series of concentric cylinders (11) or jackets, separated by gaps (11'), having different dimensions in length, i.e, inversely proportional to the diameter, calculated to have a substantially equal exchange surface between all the cylinders; the most external and the most internal of said cylinders being connected to an electric source for constituting respective anode and cathode; wherein said concentric cylinders (11) are closed at both ends thereof by a first cap (12) located at one end and a second cap (13) located at the opposite end, said first and second cap (12, 13) are internally shaped with cavities in a scalar arrangement corresponding to the scalar shaping of the ends of the concentric cylinders (11) forming their counter-shape and are provided with channels (18, 19, 20) that enable the passage of a liquid solution coming from an internal chamber (16) of the second cap (13), the transformation of the liquid solution into gas via electrolysis inside said gaps and the collection of said gases inside chambers located in the first cap (12).