Sunday, January 31, 2010

Hydrogen Price Futures Is Hydrogen The Future Fuel And How Far Away Is It?

Is Hydrogen the future fuel and how far away is it? - hydrogen price futures

Gas price rip off

Posted by Daelan Duffin at 3:28 PM

5 comments:

George said...

say that if we create safe nuclear fusion of hydrogen in a car, the wood used to tar water supply is sufficient water in just 5 cm ² for each 5 cm depth on the upper lake and the power of the EA. UU. 500,000 CLASS I Readin a book, but we have the ability Juss quantities large enough to perform not in a position where they can

January 31, 2010 at 4:59 PM
dogpatch USA said...

Technolgy do not think is the problem, but the corruption of the economy and Gov't.

January 31, 2010 at 7:25 PM
manjunat... said...

Hydrogen is already used as fuel for satellites in the automotive industry. What follows is the water, some mechanical engineering students in India has already developed a prototype and a number of test units. They are currently being improved.

January 31, 2010 at 9:27 PM
william w said...

id say within 5 years were in a dangerous place for oil is low, because someone all the extras that we all suffer ideas buys the WHO.

January 31, 2010 at 11:30 PM
ChemTeam said...

I read "Beyond Oil and Gas: The Methanol Economy" by George A. Olah, and two more in his lab at USC. Chapter 9 is titled "The Hydrogen Economy and its limits."

1) We are an extensive network of sales and gasoline have is with hydrogen. Therefore, an entire distribution network should be established in parallel to our oil and gas. Who pays for it? Oil companies?

Liquid hydrogen 2) is a cryogenic liquid and is difficult to store. This causes major problems with reasonable certainty to be resolved so that millions and millions of hydrogen vehicles.

3) There are problems with the storage of compressed hydrogen as very little can be on board and absorption of hydrogen by the metal, making it brittle.

I think the hydrogen economy is far, far away, making it attractive to oil companies. They took the hydrogen economy, raise some money and ignore how they work by otherwise oil.

Just my $ 0.05 (inflation you know)

February 1, 2010 at 1:34 AM

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