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Weatherlawyer writes

Dave Stanton wrote:

Hydrogen ? To replace natural gas (Methane) you are joking I take it ?

What's the problem? Cannisters of it stored outside would be safer than
the heavier than air flammables. And in the mains at one time they used
to use a dilute carbon monoxide hydrogen mix. Very dangerous as CO is
poisonous.

The main problem with hydrogen is that it is difficult to liquify. That
isn't a problem with mains. It isn't a problem with cannisters either;
it just requires a change of viewpoint. Besides it can be used in fuel
cells or dissolved in methane.

Or if worse comes to the worst, it can be fused with old sump oil, car
tyres and kitchen waste to produce man made natural gasses.

Try applying your grey matter to problems and what initially can appear
daunting, ends up paling to insignificance. Let me repeat; there is no
problem that, were the utility nationalised, should not disappear
overnight.

See
alsohttp://www.psigate.ac.uk/newsite/reference/plambeck/chem1/p01264a.htm


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