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To: Sunny Jim who wrote (65506)2/7/2001 2:36:37 PM
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CO2 is not a problem with fuel cells -- the PEM cells use hydrogen for the reaction no matter what the input -- whether pure hyrdrogen, nat gas, propane, methane -- what have you -- a reformer chemically separates the hydrogen which is combined with oxygen in the cell -- primary by product is plain ole H2O

Burning of nat gas or propane creates a lot more CO2, but that is much less than the burning of coal -- that's why environmentalists like nat gas generation (compared to coal) ...
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