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No. There is no such law.
The most important advantage of fuel cells is that their only byproduct is water, and of course discarded parts. The disadvantage is that the hydrogen used in them has to be electrolyzed from water or found in some other way. Because of the law of conservation of energy, fuel cells do not produce energy, they only store it.
The most important advantage of fuel cells is that their only byproduct is water, and of course discarded parts. The disadvantage is that the hydrogen used in them has to be electrolyzed from water or found in some other way. Because of the law of conservation of energy, fuel cells do not produce energy, they only store it.
It must have a degree in law
For safetys sake and it is the law.
I believe it's the law that residences must have basic amenities - safe running water is one, and a phone jack is another.
no, everyone burns fuel by turning on the stove you burn fuel
For safetys sake and it is the law.
There is no law which consists of water.
first law