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To: TobagoJack who wrote (162170)9/4/2020 5:11:27 PM
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The color of the definition of hydrogen refers to its origin and how it is produced.

Clean hydrogen is H2 irrelevant to the color definition green is derived from renewable energy

in the 1980this Ballard used platinum as a catalyst for the H2+O reaction to generate electricity, heat and water vapor

Today majority of fuel cells do not use platinum as catalyst. One example is nickel and Bucky-balls or MWCNT's or, ordinary rust (not exactly) of iron Fe is also a catalyst, various rare earth alloys are also catalyst at more elevated temperature and the newest certain MOF's - a combination of metal and organic molecules membranes induce bidirectional reactions.

Next week I will know if I will join a team of scientists (half my age) which upon my initiative will work on related issues in conjunction with several US DOE national labs - cross fingers before they will learn of my young age and "drop dead".<GGGG> no joke, was in similar situation - head of dept. wanted me -young PhD "to be" opposed it -that's human nature

hydrogen extraction and fuel cells are a moving target, lots of R&D and new development almost every 7-10 days for a more efficient or cheaper mouse trap
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