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| − | The hydrogen economy is a term for a economic system in which [[hydrogen]] is used to store [[energy]]. Burning [[hydrogen]], a chemical compound (H<sub>2</sub>) could be used in [[fuel cell]]s to produce energy without [[carbon dioxide]] emissions. Instead, [[water]] would be produced. | + | The hydrogen [[economy]] is a term for a economic system in which [[hydrogen]] is used to store [[energy]]. Burning [[hydrogen]], a chemical compound (H<sub>2</sub>) could be used in [[fuel cell]]s to produce energy without [[carbon dioxide]] emissions. Instead, [[water]] would be produced. |
Hydrogen is found in stars and is a volatile gas on [[earth]]. | Hydrogen is found in stars and is a volatile gas on [[earth]]. | ||
[[Category:ecology]] | [[Category:ecology]] | ||
Revision as of 02:13, November 15, 2007
The hydrogen economy is a term for a economic system in which hydrogen is used to store energy. Burning hydrogen, a chemical compound (H2) could be used in fuel cells to produce energy without carbon dioxide emissions. Instead, water would be produced.
Hydrogen is found in stars and is a volatile gas on earth.