http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070518/...WItd9Rh_WyBhIF
Just stumbled across this little news bit.
It is intriguing because it uses relatively available, inert metals, and requires no storage or transportation of pure hydrogen.
That could be very promising, because two of the largest potential hurtles against hydrogen use up to this point were transporting and storing the gas.
Since it is so volatile and reactive, those were MAJOR issues.
We will have to wait and see if this goes anywhere.
Just stumbled across this little news bit.
It is intriguing because it uses relatively available, inert metals, and requires no storage or transportation of pure hydrogen.
That could be very promising, because two of the largest potential hurtles against hydrogen use up to this point were transporting and storing the gas.
Since it is so volatile and reactive, those were MAJOR issues.
We will have to wait and see if this goes anywhere.
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