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Originally Posted by FNKNSTN
Pops feels the need to prove himself to some internet kid ;-)
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Debate about it, just take out all all the BS in between.
Like this BS:
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Originally Posted by leviticus88
Get back to work gramps. You've got your retirement to think about. Don't let your boss catch you telling off some kiddo on the internet while you're on the clock!
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Now back to the subject:
Does H2 gas crack metals due to a chemical property, or becuse it's just cold? If it is because it is cold, couldn't you have some sort of heating device/insulator?
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that's pennies. I'm sure I lose more gasoline to evaporation and an old gas cap on my 77 Chevy.
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True, but H2 is expensive to make in the first place also.
I think, overtime, they could develop an electrical sensor or circuit that would automatically notify the driver of an H2 leak, and could possibly give you options for a nessesary action. Besides, I would agree with leviticus88:
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The answer to hydrogen safety is storing it as WATER. Not as pure hydrogen gas!!!
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For example: Instead of separting the hydrogen from water in a big factory and transporting the un-safe hydrogen to "fill" stations, the hydrogn can be produced in the car it's self!
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Theoretically this process could be very efficient because the byproduct of the combustion (water) could be re stored and re stripped in the electrolysis device to be reused.
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That would be ideal, if they could create a car that would reuse the byproducts of its own combustion.