New Highly Efficient Hydrogen-making Process Developed to Fuel Car Engines
Friday, April 11, 2008
"A new process that is said to be highly efficient in producing hydrogen (from plant sugars) has been developed to cheaply power vehicles with a hydrogen fuel cell. The new process was presented here in New Orleans at the 2008 National Meeting of the American Chemical Society. The study titled "Complete conversion of carbohydrate and water to hydrogen and carbohydrate dioxide by a synthetic enzymatic pathway" was presented by Dr. Percival Zhang, lead researcher from the Virginia Tech University. Dr. Zhang is a biochemical engineer." More
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