Roughly 5/16/04 04:37, Steve Firth's monkeys randomly typed:


> However none of the "we can make huydrogen by electrolysis" nuts ever
> addresses the problems. The inefficiency and the potential for pollution
> in the form of chlorine and hydroxide. Neither of them trivial
> byproducts.
>

Plus unless you use the hydrogen in a fuel cell, you still get
nitrogen-oxygen compounds... e.g. from burning hydrogen in
ordinary air.

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