Washington State University (WSU) researchers have progressed ahead in finding out a way to make non-polluting, hydrogen-powered vehicles feasible.
The process used by the researchers is a small electrical charge in combination with ethanol and water to produce hydrogen gas. They found that gas can then be used as a carbon-free fuel for motor vehicles.
According to them, the system would allow hydrogen to be produced right at the fueling station, with ethanol the only ingredient that would need to be transported.
Tags: Electrical Charge, Ethanol, Hydrogen, WSU
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