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To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (29123)5/2/2005 4:45:13 AM
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Some research on a more efficient way to use ethanol...

New Reactor Puts Hydrogen From Renewable Fuels Within Reach
ur.umn.edu

Ethanol is easy to transport and relatively nontoxic. It is already being produced from corn and used in car engines. But if it were used instead to produce hydrogen for a fuel cell, the whole process would be nearly three times as efficient. That is, a bushel of corn would yield three times as much power if its energy were channeled into hydrogen fuel cells rather than burned along with gasoline.
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