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It would have enormous potential, though, if a more economical way of doing it on a larger scale could be found.
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Water covers some 70% of the earth's surface....in both fresh and salt bodies. There is an enormous amount of potential hydrogen available from water-molecules, but separating the oxygen from the hydrogen in water is not done economically on a large or feasible scale. I remember doing experiments in school-labs, where we did the electrolysis and separated the hydrogen and oxygen in small amounts.
It would have enormous potential, though, if a more economical way of doing it on a larger scale could be found.
It would have enormous potential, though, if a more economical way of doing it on a larger scale could be found.
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Hard to tell. Oil-companies don't seem to be opposing more nuclear power-plants for home-electric-heating, even though some homes use oil-furnaces and heat with oil.
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this is the general ev thread. you raised toronto's airport spending a fortune of taxpayer money on inefficient hydrogen vehicles. you also discuss tariffs, straits of hormuz, the war, which are not welcomed, and endless canadian flag waving. but thanks for the entertaining post.
i, but have you considered an electric vehicle?
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