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Tech 26,155 views  Why Hydrogen Cars Could Still Be The Future
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Jolly Rick Jolly 1 year ago      Internal combustion engines are
15% efficient and fuel cells are 50% efficient. Now, how
efficient is the process of reforming methane to hydrogen? How
about the compression of hydrogen into the tanks? What about the
loss of hydrogen through the tanks, since nothing can fully
contain the smallest atom? Less efficient than an engine yet?
How about range? The Honda FCX Clarity can’t match the range of
the Tesla Model S. Hydrogen tanks take up more space than
batteries!    • Michael Kanellos Michael Kanellos, Contributor 1
year ago      methane reforming. yes. An absolutely terrible
process. 9 kilograms of co2 for every kilogram of hydrogen. It’s
like brushing your t