Hopes for a flame-free future

Kevin Kendall ()
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Kevin Kendall: School of Chemical Engineering, University of Birmingham

Nature, 2000, vol. 404, issue 6775, 233-235

Abstract: Hydrogen could be the ultimate clean fuel of the future, but it is expensive and difficult to handle. Fuel cells that can directly oxidize the hydrogen found in regular fuels (principally hydrocarbons) offer a real alternative to the dirty and wasteful combustion processes by which most hydrocarbons are oxidized today.

Date: 2000
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