Old 12-05-23, 03:15 PM
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Originally Posted by late
Hydrogen could potentially be used in large applications. But for a bike or car, there is too much of a chance of a fire. The fire is invisible and ridiculously hot. They are trying to extract hydrogen deposits, in Europe, as we speak.
Is the flammability of hydrogen more of a concern than that of lithium batteries or gasoline? I've messed around with hydrogen gas from electrolysis, and it wasn't too easy to ignite.
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