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Hydrogen Fuel From Non-food Sources

Hydrogen Fuel From Non-food Sources

By Alternative Energy News on February 21, 2009

Tomorrow our vehicles may derive power by enzymes. These enzymes may originate from the cellulose of woodchips or grass and instead of emitting poisonous gases they will exhale hydrogen. We know that when hydrogen is burned, the only emission it makes is water vapor, so a key benefit of hydrogen fuel is that when burned, [...]

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