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October 11, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Research uncovers alternative fuel source for marine engines

Marine engines may run on hydrogen extracted from seawater thanks to research conducted at Purdue University. Representing a potential replacement for petrol and diesel fuel in marine applications the method for hydrogen extraction involves using aluminium and a liquid alloy

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Marine engines may run on hydrogen extracted from seawater thanks to research conducted at Purdue University. Representing a potential replacement for petrol and diesel fuel in marine applications the method for hydrogen extraction involves using aluminium and a liquid alloy

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