Hydrogen Fuel Cell Technology - Electric Car Fuel Cell

Have you ever wondered how a fuel cell works? Watch this video from Ballard Power and learn how hydrogen fuel cells will power the cars of tomorrow.
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Another video that I got a hold of showing that there is new technology. With new technology regarding this video storing hydrogen, I personally do not feel safe with storage on any vehicle compressed hydrogen Gas that would become a bomb during any automobile accident. HHO Gas made on demand is much safer than Stored hydrogen to electric cars being promoted by the big three and other automobile makers. Think about your barbecue fuel tank exploding. If you want to find out the real dangers of compressed gas in the tank go on to YouTube and spell out propane tanks exploding. After viewing these videos everyone will have a change of mind of having this technology on their car. Storing any gas of any type at any pressure you and your family are in extreme danger if this technology takes place. Say no to compress gas on your vehicle. For example when an airplane has a crash landing with an empty fuel tank the airplane explodes on impact. Gasoline or any gas vapors stored is extremely explosive.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• fuel
• cell
• electric
• hybrid
• hydrogen
• HHO
• Gas

[johishere]

@residentskitz The danger of compressed hydrogen exploding is next to none because it is stored in the car as a liquid, not a gas. If the tank were to rupture and set fire, the result would be a much slower and less violent flame, rather than an explosion.

[rgrothe1]

also put in the words 'propane tank explosion' or 'natural gas explosion' to see youtube videos of these already existing dangerous fuels in our households

[Did1t4tehlulz]

Residentskitz is right and couldn't have said it ANY BETTER. pjckac1 is a RETARD.

[residentskitz]

maybe you should look up a video of a battery exploding before you go off on how dangerous compressed gas is. even compressed oxygen will explode. any form of stored energy is capable of violent discharge.