Hybrid cars are booming across the world. And with the increasing awareness on global warming and its effects on our future, the necessity of using alternative energy for these cars like hydrogen has also increased. But for that, easy storing of the gas is also necessary, as it is not just cumbersome but also expensive.
Here is an alternative ‘safer and cheaper’ way to store hydrogen for use in cars. Using the Fischer=Tropsch process, you just have to combine it with carbon and create synthetic hydrocarbon fuels.
Not just far safer and cheaper than the hydrogen storage methods being suggested, but the fuel can be used in all existing cars and trucks, and easily distributed through gas stations, etc.
