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To: yard_man who wrote (5342)	8/30/2002 10:26:21 AM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 89467

good info on hydrogen sources, here is a tidbit methane gas contains a lot of hydrogen but substantial energy must be expended in order to release that hydrogen because the carbon molecules are fused with strong "double covalent" bonds unlike methanol, for instance, with its single bonds methane is very plentiful but the prize hydrogen is available only at a heavy cracking cost this will become a big problem for fuelcell technology or at least a big opportunity to overcome I still think solar electrolysis of ocean water is the way to go for the future, to separate into hydrogen and oxygen heck, we could release the oxygen by plan and counter the greenhouse effect from world industrialization / jim