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That why most catalyst equiped cars used solely for short journeys exhausts rot through, though perhaps not in Scotland they will in flatter areas of the country 😉
A hydrogen fuel-cell car is an Battery electric vehicle with a fuel-cell and the fuel cell just combines the hydrogen fuel with atmospheric oxygen to produce water and electrons. The electrons charge the battery.
It is more akin to the BMWi3 with the range extending ICE.
The major source of hydrogen presently is the petrochemical industry so a byproduct of oil or by the expensive
electrolysis process so in effect using electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen then liquifying the hydrogen then recombine the H with O2 to produce H2O and electricity not exactly efficient 🙁
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