nuclear reactions.
We earthlings are not so lucky.
As described in Joan Ogden's Hydrogen: The Fuel of the Future? in
the same issue (page 69), the centerpiece of the present US
Department of Energy plan to improve vehicle technology apparently
involves a fuel-cell-powered vehicle
to support
nuclear reactions.
We earthlings are not so lucky.
As described in Joan Ogden's Hydrogen: The Fuel of the Future? in
the same issue (page 69), the centerpiece of the present US
Department of Energy plan to improve vehicle technology apparently
involves a fuel-cell-powered
Mike Ballard, I usually find your views dead-on but I think you are off
here in a couple of dimensions.
First, hydrogen is not a fuel. It is a storage medium for
energy extracted from other fuels -- whether wind or nuclear or
whatever.
Mike Ballard wrote:
Hydrogen is useful because
Title: Re: Hydrogen is not a fuel!
Eugene Coyle wrote:
...hydrogen is not a fuel.
It is a storage medium for energy extracted from other fuels --
whether wind or nuclear or whatever.
On the contrary, hydrogen is the energy source provided
by
virtually all the fuels in current use--petroleum
Hi Eugene,
--- Eugene Coyle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First, hydrogen is not a fuel. It is a storage
medium for energy
extracted from other fuels -- whether wind or
nuclear or whatever.
Hydrogen can be burned. It is an element. It can be
extracted from water.
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