Hydrogen cars usually run in one of two ways.
There are cars like the Honda FCX Clarity, which uses a compressed gas form of hydrogen. The hydrogen is converted into electricity inside the car by fuel cells, which in turn powers the cars. So, these car types would still be considered electric in part because that is what is really powering the car, it is just that the hydrogen is the source of the electricity, rather than having to plug in your car at the end of the day.
Then there are also cars like the BMW Hydrogen 7 Concept, which utilize the hydrogen via ICE (Internal Combustion Engine), the traditional engine type. The hydrogen, like gasoline, is used in the engine to power the car. The hydrogen in this case is a liquid form. Currently, BMW has given the Hydrogen 7 a modified V12 engine, which can use both gasoline and hydrogen at the same time.
There is no clear "better way" when it comes to hydrogen, it is relatively new to cars. Both produce water vapor as their only emissions though, and serve as an alternative fuel in the future, if the hydrogen can be produced in an efficient way.
Not exactly, a car can run on the energy released when hydrogen reacts with oxygen to make water.
Apparently the answer is yes. Here's a write up.
http://www.pacificsites.net/~dglaser/h2/Home_Power/Heating_with_Hydrogen.pdf
more than you can make
The tank on one of the new hydrogen cars coming out is 5 kilograms.
Depends what you're trying to do with them. Hydrogen is better for lifting baloons
and running fuel cells. Propane is better for cooking Hamburgers and steaks.
Yes - even a small amount of unburnt hydrogen in the cylinder will have enough force to turn the engine into its firing cycle.
it depends on what type of star it is bigger stars run out of fuel hydrogen faster then smaller stars
The nuclear fusion in a star's core converts hydrogen into helium. Therefore the amount of hydrogen in a star is constantly decreasing.
It's just called a modified engine. But the device used to convert hydrogen and oxygen into water is called a fuel cell, so that's probably what cars that run on hydrogen gas use to operate.
Yes, hydrogen is transferred into the power to move the car either by fuel cell (resulting in electricity) or a traditional ICE (Internal Combustion Engine). Either way, the end product is water vapor.
Hydrogen gas reacts with oxygen gas to form water and gives off energy in the process. This energy, mostly in the form of heat, can be used as an energy source. Hydrogen fuel cells are specialized to react the hydrogen and oxygen in an optimal way so that maximum energy can be harnessed. The source of the energy is the hydrogen gas that is synthesized in a lab, usually by the electrolysis of water (which means running electrical energy through water causing it to separate into oxygen and hydrogen gas). The energy used to create the hydrogen gas can come from many sources including fossil fuels, solar, hydroelectric, etc.
You can make a car run on water if you diffuse oxygen and hydrogen and use hydrogen in your internal combustion engine!But then it is not running on water which was the question. It is running on Hydrogen. So the answer is still NO, you cannot run a car on water.
CArs will not run efficiently on hydrogen gas
no. But they are working on it. They are developing a process to separate the hydrogen from H2O. An engine can run on hydrogen.
no because it needs fuel and hydrogen does not have everything in the combustion triangle
They are working on that. They have machines that can separate the hydrogen from the oxygen. An automobile can run on hydrogen.
hydrogen has three times the potential energy of gas, but it has four times the volume. It would take less hydrogen by weight but it would take more by volume to run a car
There are a couple ways you could run a car on hydrogen. First is to just burn the hydrogen, but you would need a LOT of hydrogen to power a car--about 2 cubic feet of it at 3000 psi (which is the pressure in a tank from a welding shop) per each gallon of gasoline you don't want to use. The other is to make an electric car with a hydrogen-powered fuel cell.
No, you also need oxygen!
Yes, they can but most cars don't.
Yes, it is legal to run a hydrogen car in the US. However, access to hydrogen fueling stations may be limited compared to gasoline or electric charging stations. Currently, there are hydrogen fueling stations primarily in California with plans for expansion to other states.
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yes but the idea was lost many years ago