Cars which run on Hydrogen are more commonly confused with water-powered cars. So, Per see, the car is dubbed "water powered" because the car extracts the hydrogen from the water and uses the gas to run its' engine. It does this by splitting the oxygen from the Hydrogen/water by way of electrolisys in a small tank in the boot, feeding the engine in the same way as a petrol powered car. But a Hydrogen powered car uses only one or two moving parts in the engine.
For alot of people, the thought of the worlds' fuel resources deminishing would be the end of the automobile. And efforts to design a new engine/fuel cell were proving very difficult until the Hydrogen cell was introduced not too long ago. Many, if not all, are hailing the design as the saviour of mankind.
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yes you can
My car is not using any water
It is possible to power a car using electromagnetics. The power from an electromagnetic field allows recharging or powering of any device including a car.
Because they are using more power then what they are using when they are out.
67-75mpg, but they are not in production, and are very expensive to create. So the price for making it, outways the price of using water to power it.
Hydroelectric power produces electricity by using water.
Yes, burning gasoline in an engine to power a car is a chemical change. The gasoline undergoes combustion, reacting with oxygen to produce carbon dioxide, water, and energy in the form of heat that powers the engine.
To help stop the car by using the braking power of the engine. To save your brake pads from wear.
Gravity if you are coasting.
to move said car forward ...unless using other form of power.........
It is the way of using for example a river or a water fall for generating electricity. Using a water wheel is a way of hydro electric power.
for a mouth of using water power it will cost some people at least 200 dollars just for 0ne mouth for some people it will be like 50 dollars there are different prices on water power