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Energy poor countries will leap to make hydrogen for energy with this new catalyst, IMHO. My question is what is the most efficient way to transform the direct current from photovoltaic systems, i.e. rechargable batteries, ultracapacitors like EESTOR or making hydrogen gas?

MIT claims 24/7 solar power

MIT claims 24/7 solar power [more on new electrolysis claim] link to abstract

Catalyst heralded as solar-power breakthrough

Drugs turn 'couch potato' mice into long-distance runners

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10 posted on 08/01/2008 8:17:23 PM PDT by neverdem (I'm praying for a Divine Intervention.)
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To: neverdem

Thanks for the ping.


12 posted on 08/01/2008 8:21:35 PM PDT by GOPJ
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To: neverdem

First, if you break water into oxygen and hydrogen, does that destroy water?

Second, does a fuel cell burn the oxygen and hydrogen to produce the energy that runs some kind of generator?


34 posted on 08/04/2008 7:36:14 AM PDT by xzins (Retired Army Chaplain -- Those denying the War was Necessary Do NOT Support the Troops!)
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To: neverdem

Another question: the article mentions the need for electrodes of cobalt and platinum.

Aren’t those exhaustible in supply?


35 posted on 08/04/2008 8:55:17 AM PDT by xzins (Retired Army Chaplain -- Those denying the War was Necessary Do NOT Support the Troops!)
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