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Hydrogen burns and produces greenhouse gas!
by throw37388 5y ago
Hydrogen burns and produces greenhouse gas!
- detaro 5y agouh, no?
- throw37388 5y agoYes 》Water vapor is known to be Earth’s most abundant greenhouse gas https://www.nasa.gov/topics/earth/features/vapor_warming.html https://www.nasa.gov/topics/earth/features/vapor_warming.htm...
- toiletaccount 5y agoRun it through a condenser, feed it into a holding tank and dispose of the water at each filling station?
- jbotz 5y agoNo need, the atmosphere is a sufficient condenser. Unless you heat the atmosphere with a lot more energy than the little bit you get from combusting the hydrogen in question... but then you'll have bigger problems as your oceans begin to evaporate.
- iso1210 5y agoWell technically yes
- jbotz 5y agoAlthough water vapor is technically a "greenhouse gas", it is not responsible for forcing any global warming. That's because at the temperatures we're interested in water is a liquid, not a gas, and what small amount of water remains gaseous is entirely determined by the air's temperature. So water vapor can't force any warming, it can only amplify other forcings.