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Greg,
I understand your concern and I suppose that only time will provide you and
many others with any sense of trust as to the pressurized storage of what is
a combustible gas.
In British Columbia, for well over the past twenty years, compressed natural
gas has been a choice available to motori
Hydrogen as a fuel source has perks and detractors like any fuel.
The cons:
It's pressurized, so punturing can lead to "Explosive conditions" with or
without flame
It's flammable at a low flash point
The Pros:
It is lighter than air so it rises quickly away from the accident site
rather than
- Original Message -
From: "Ted Swarts" <>
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2001 12:30
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Manhattan Scientifics Fuel Cell Bike -- INVENTION OF
THE YEAR
> Greg,
>
> The fears and misinformation about hydrogen and its destructive capacity
are
> without bound.
Don't get me
Hi Steve,
Our resident computer specialist at the University has
advised that this approach could work. One of our staff that
uses a Microsoft E-mail product was infected by a virus but part
way through his address book there was a name without an E-mail
address attached. When the virus
- Original Message -
From: "Harmon Seaver" <>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2001 09:19
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Manhattan Scientifics Fuel Cell Bike -- INVENTION OF
THE YEAR
> Greg and April wrote:
>
> > Nice, but I don't think I want to be sitting on a 2 liter bomb when it
> > decided
Greg,
The fears and misinformation about hydrogen and its destructive capacity are
without bound. This is likely due to images of a burning Hindenberg that
lies in the recesses of many of our minds. Hydrogen gas, when used as a
fuel, may be dangerous but, it is not nearly as dangerous as most oth
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Greg and April wrote:
> Nice, but I don't think I want to be sitting on a 2 liter bomb when it
> decided to go off. I think that they would be better off if the fuel cell
> ran on alcohol, ethanol would be fine, and a lot more avalable. I don't
> know of any handy place to pick up compressed H2
Take me off the list as well. Unsubscribe
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From: John Wingard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2001 12:21 PM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [biofuel] UNSUBSCRIBE
I have tried 4 times now to get removed from this list. It's not that
the i
I have tried 4 times now to get removed from this list. It's not that
the information is invaluable. I have been collecting the responses for
4 or more months and have not had a chance to review what I have to
point.
Please take me off this mailing list.
I do not know what I may be doing wrong.
Neat stuff, Edward.
I'd like to know what the Net Energy (EROI) for this process is. Any ideas
on how to get it?
Even if the EROI is significantly greater than 1, we should all remember
that the limiting factor for this technology is Biomass. To supply the
world's current energy needs, technolog
Dear All.
Again, my apologies for being an unwitting carrier of a nasty virus I now know
is called 'Badtrans.' Many of you have contacted me today to let me know that
you did receive mysterious emails from me over the last few days.
If you are part of a large network, you may wish to contact y
Time is being silly by claiming hydrogen gas is pollution free.
Steve Spence
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lets give this whole topic a rest now, shall we?
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Geoff, you really need to tell us where you are. I was recently
offered 30% ethanol from a waste disposal outfit--they got it from
some herbal extract business--the business should be using a good
reflux still to regain at up to 95% purity. I could not use the
ethanol since for bio diesel I n
best solution an updated antivirus
other solution:
disable the preview option on outlook express and outlook, when arrives a
mail with an attachment click it with the right button (not left one) and
select options, then you can see on the header the name of the file
attached, if it is a .com,
Some disturbing news and my apologiess,one or two of you have received a
potential virus from me in the form of a short message plus an attachement. The
message is, apparently, slightly obscure and invites your advice as if it were
from me - IT IS NOT!
If you are not expecting an email from me
- Original Message -
From: "Keith Addison" <>
Sent: Monday, December 03, 2001 23:10
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Manhattan Scientifics Fuel Cell Bike -- INVENTION OF
THE YEAR
> >
> >Nice, but I don't think I want to be sitting on a 2 liter bomb when it
> >decided to go off. I think that the
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