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A big research area, see "Turquoise Hydrogen" https://www.aga.org/its-time-to-pay-attention-to-turquoise-hydrogen/ https://www.aga.org/its-time-to-pay-attenti
by PaulHoule 11mo ago
A big research area, see "Turquoise Hydrogen"
https://www.aga.org/its-time-to-pay-attention-to-turquoise-hydrogen/ https://www.aga.org/its-time-to-pay-attention-to-turquoise-h...
in contrast to "Grey Hydrogen" [1] made by steam reforming
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steam_reforming https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steam_reforming
The self-taught ChemE in me worries a little about any process that makes a solid product since that product could plate out inside the machine and clog it up, but maybe that's not really a problem here.
[1] "Blue" if you capture the CO2
- westurner 11mo ago[flagged]
- cwillu 11mo ago“this model (Gemini3Pro)” Stop it.
- PaulHoule 11mo agoIt's funny, what he posts is similar to mine except I blend in some stuff which is "characteristic of the HN front page" (rust and it's discontents) and no sports and political science but the science and engineering themes are similar.
- westurner 11mo agoHere's a log of what I post: https://westurner.github.io/hnlog/ https://westurner.github.io/hnlog/ Which research themes do they share in common?
- westurner 11mo agoAre they censoring information about health hazards of CNT? Because an LLM helped and I cited that? We could go find many examples of people using LLMs to do their work without citation
- westurner 11mo ago[flagged]
- westurner 11mo ago> If lignin is not enough to make the inflamed CNTs char instead of ~aerosolize, is the phosphorous in phytic acid would encase the CNT in phosphorus and char. If lignin is not enough to make the inflamed CNTs char instead of ~aerosolize, would the phosphorous in phytic acid encase the CNT in phosphorus and char (to prevent the health hazards of CNT if burnt) Is "aerosolized" the word? How could you correct me to help us understand this?