HYDROGEN SOURCES FOR FUEL CELLS
Commercially available gas, liquid, and chemical sources of hydrogen for use with fuel-cell batteries are compared. Cryogenic storage is shown to be the most efficient on both weight and volume bases. Chemical generators are suitable for application requiring moderate quantities of hydrogen gas at i...
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