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New aluminum alloy generates hydrogen on-demand
Jerry Woodall, an engineer from Purdue University, has developed a method that uses an aluminum alloy to extract hydrogen from water on contact. This process eliminates the need to transport or store hydrogen gas, 2 things that have been major obstacles to achieving the much anticipated hydrogen
Posted bySteveon05.20.2007inEnergy, Sustainable Tech, Transportation
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