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Space/Science » in reply to re: Perhaps a reference link to your supporting material would be instructive here.

Ah, ok.
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I think the point is this. Hydrogen, pure molecular hydrogen, doesn't exist on Earth in appreciable quantities. There are no hydrogen gas wells that produce more than a pfhht. Until it's cheap to make hydrogen, it's a more expensive form of combustable than pretty much all the others.

Not saying the technology to use it as a fuel isn't easily atainable, not saying this at all. It's just not yet a viable staple for consumer fuel.

As far as fuel cells go, high temperature solid oxide fuel cells are being researched so substances like methanol can be used in fuel cells cause hydrogen is such a pain in the ass.

Sorry though, you didn't "debunk" his article at all. You did show that apparently you have a stake (or want to) in conventional hydrogen combustion engines.

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