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**cookiemonster** · 09-03-2009, 02:03 AM

I don't care what toyota thinks,lots of other people disagree,and current ic engines could be pretty easily adapted to run on hydrogen.

Yeah, but current fuel tanks could not hold the Hydrogen. Which urges another question... how do you think we can safely transport Hydrogen in vehicles?

It would have to be stored under high pressure to make it feasible and it has nearly three times the energy density of 87 Octane gasoline, not to mention being extremely flammable even in a diluted solution with air.

09-03-2009, 02:03 AM	#83
cookiemonster Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 515 Senior Member	I don't care what toyota thinks,lots of other people disagree,and current ic engines could be pretty easily adapted to run on hydrogen. Yeah, but current fuel tanks could not hold the Hydrogen. Which urges another question... how do you think we can safely transport Hydrogen in vehicles? It would have to be stored under high pressure to make it feasible and it has nearly three times the energy density of 87 Octane gasoline, not to mention being extremely flammable even in a diluted solution with air.
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