Hi Brian,
Brian Ellis wrote:
> No way. Producing PURE H2 and PURE O2 to produce PURE water would be
> horrendously expensive, energy consuming and polluting.
Not so, pure water would be a by-product of discharging the fuel-cell.
(Ability to store solar energy for winter time anyone?)
But by just mixing hydrogen and oxygen near fire:
2H2+O2 => 2H2O + BANG!
Indrek
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