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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, which is the most abundant of all elements, is found in stars and is a volatile gas on [[earth]]. |
[[Category:ecology]] | [[Category:ecology]] | ||
Revision as of 01:01, May 19, 2008
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, which is the most abundant of all elements, is found in stars and is a volatile gas on earth.