"He and colleagues now plan to refine the system, including lowering the cost by making it with less expensive materials. "There is no major reason for using gold or platinum," he says: those materials were used simply because they are common in the laboratory."
Wow; what have they been using all that ill-gotten research grant money on?
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How do the roads south look?
Water + what I regard as magic considering the source + sunlight = hydrogen.
Hydrogen at SATP, right? So how much of the yield must you expend compressing it to enough pressure to ship it? How clean must the water be?
Don't get me wrong, hydrogen as fuel is a stellar idea (heh) but it is presently a badly losing proposition when you consider the whole picture.
As for brand damage, if East Anglia did a study announcing the sun comes up in the morning, I'd still look for a better source.
Jim
"He and colleagues now plan to refine the system, including lowering the cost by making it with less expensive materials. "There is no major reason for using gold or platinum," he says: those materials were used simply because they are common in the laboratory."
Wow; what have they been using all that ill-gotten research grant money on?
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