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Military has awarded a $1.8 million contract to Proton Energy Systems to develop hydrogen filling stations.
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Then, a future source of hydrogen is reform of ethanol made from sugarcane produced in the US, i.e., southern LA and TX also FL, AL, MS, where it will be piped to market in updated (replace seals) existing gasoline piping system. This requires incredible volumes of sugarcane, we may need to raise cane in Cuba. Also, current fuel cells require platinum and there isn't near enough production but very recent research indicates that goretex is a superior replacement. Now take a look at your fuel cell future http://www.autoblog.com/2008/11/19/la-2008-honda-surprises-with-fc-sport-fuel-cell-sports-car-conc/.
- by magvine November 22, 2008 12:37 PM PST
- "Hydrogen is not naturally occurring..." did you flunk 9th grade physical science? Hydrogen is the most abudent element in our universe. It is what powers the sun. Of course it is also the most reactive element, so of course, here on Earth, it is found combined with other elements, so it needs to processed out. Funny thing is, gassoline dosen't come straight out of the ground, and needs to be processed too.
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(7 Comments)Stick to talking about computers, leave chemistry to people who passed highschool.