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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: Krowbar who wrote (251841)	4/29/2002 7:09:49 PM
From: nealm	Read Replies (1) of 769670

Actually compressed OR refrigerated. Liquefied is probably what you mean. Refrigeration wouldn't do squat for storing the hydrogen under pressure until it liquefies at -252C (at 1 atmosphere). 6 or 1/2 dozen. I said both because you'll need both in the process as per Universal Gas Law PV=nRT (look it up). When you compress hydrogen the temp go up, hence you'll also need refrigeration. Apparently you don't know about the safe, ambient temperature, solid state storage of hydrogen in metal hydrides. More hydrogen is stored in these hydrides, per volume, than is stored in liquid hydrogen. Why did you not mention this? Yea, it called a voltaic cell (i.e battery) what's your point? You should read warnings on the side of those things. I know about a liquid that stores hydrogen at room temperature... it's called gasoline. Who said that I would run the US economy on algae? Then what's the point of this conversation? That was part of a reply to you where you incorrectly stated that hydrogen doesn't exist in a free state. The article that I cited showed where free hydrogen exists in the Earth's mantle. Suspended in Rock!!! Read your own posts!!! Why are you distort my statements? Because I caught you spouting off about a subject about which you are poorly informed? Why are you mad at me?

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