Promising method for hydrogen producing and its potential

Abstract

In this paper the features of decomposition of water in an artificial centrifugal field and, in particular, a question on an opportunity of creating a centrifugal hydrogen generator and its use on board the vehicle are theoretically considered.

Keywords

• hydrogen generation, electrolytic cell, centrifugal field, water decomposition

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