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Title: Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Cars


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Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Cars
  • By 8th Grade Student

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How will hydrogen power replace fossil fuels?
  • Hydrogen will slowly take over from fossil fuels
    as the main source of power. It will do this
    because hydrogen is easier to obtain and it wont
    pollute like fossil fuels.

3
How will hydrogen replace fossil fuels(cont.)
  • It will also take over because it is cheaper to
    purchase and make. This will help it a lot in the
    long run to replace fossil fuels.

4
How will hydrogen replace fossil fuels(cont.)
  • Hydrogen will also take over because fossil fuels
    will soon run out leaving us no choice but to
    switch. This is a huge reason for it to replace
    fossil fuels.

5
How will reducing our oil imports change our
relationship with the counties in the Middle East?
  • If we reduce our oil imports with other countries
    of the middle east then it will be good and bad
    for us. It will be good because we will save
    money but bad because it will give us a bad
    relationship with them. If that happens, then
    there is no telling what they might do.

6
How will reducing our oil imports change our
relationships with the countries of the Middle
East?(Cont.)
  • Anther way that reducing our oil imports will
    effect our relationship is that they may take
    away any other important items that we buy from
    them because of this. Some of these might be,
    well, fossil fuels. This is because if hydrogen
    cars fail then they may not sell us anymore to
    get back at us.

7
Where will we get and how will we make hydrogen?
  • We will get our hydrogen from the air seeing as
    how it is the most abundant element in the
    universe.

8
Where will we get and how will we make
hydrogen?(cont.)
  • We will also get hydrogen from water because
    hydrogen is the main component of water .

9
Where will we get and how will we make
hydrogen?(cont.)
  • We will make hydrogen by using the Hydro-Gen. The
    Hydro-Gen separates hydrogen gas from the natural
    hydrogen-oxygen mix in standard tap water which
    will result in us making hydrogen.

10
Where will we get and how will we make
hydrogen?(cont.)
  • Another way for us to make hydrogen is by sending
    electric waves through a liquid electrolyte
    comprised of water and Lye which causes the
    hydrogen molecules to separate from the oxygen
    molecules in the water. Also, this will give us
    hydrogen.

11
What are the disadvantages of petroleum fuels
used in cars?
  • There are many disadvantages to using petroleum.
    One is that by using petroleum, you are polluting
    the air and the earth. Most of this pollution
    comes from large paper mills and factories, but
    it also comes from cars and other machines that
    use it for energy.

12
Disadvantages of petroleum(cont.)
  • Another disadvantage of petroleum is that there
    is not enough of it left. We will probably run
    out within the next 30-40 years. This means that
    we will either have to ride bikes and horses or
    switch to hydrogen power.

13
Disadvantages of petroleum(cont.)
  • Also by using petroleum, we are discharging the
    soil and water and causing acid rain to fall.
    This also brings about the chances of horrible
    climate changes.

14
How are fuel cells using hydrogen?
  • One way that fuel cells can use hydrogen is by
    taking the hydrogen and combining with oxygen to
    form water without combustion. This way it forms
    electricity or in other words, energy to run the
    car.

15
How are fuel cells using hydrogen? (cont.)
  • Another way for a fuel cell to use hydrogen is
    that it they take the hydrogen and store it in a
    metal so it can hold more than in anything else.
    This way you can travel farther on a tank of
    hydrogen. These are just a few ways that fuel
    cells use hydrogen.

16
Can a fuel cell take in water and put out
hydrogen and oxygen?
  • In order for a car to take in water and put out
    hydrogen and oxygen, electricity must pass though
    the water molecule and split it apart into
    hydrogen and oxygen. It then uses the hydrogen in
    the water to make energy.

17
Can a fuel cell take in hydrogen and oxygen and
put out water?
  • The net reaction fuel cell can take in hydrogen
    and oxygen and releases water. The equation used
    to do this is . It is able to
    do this by giving the hydrogen a positive and the
    oxygen a negative charge so the two will attract
    and form water.

18
What would a hydrogen economy look like?
  • In a hydrogen economy, vehicles like cars and
    airplanes would use hydrogen fuel cells for
    power, rather than petroleum.

19
What would a hydrogen economy look like?(cont.)
  • A hydrogen economy would look cleaner and be
    healthier for all people, plants, and animals.

20
What would a hydrogen economy look like?(cont.)
  • If we had a hydrogen economy you wouldnt see any
    smog tests for tractors and other things like
    that.

21
What would a hydrogen economy look like?(cont.)
  • You also wouldnt see as many problems with oil
    and other countries in the news anymore.

22
Where are hydrogen cars being used today and what
are other alternative fuels?
  • An alternative fuel would be coal. This is
    because coal is a very abundant resource.

23
Where are hydrogen cars being used today and what
are other alternative fuels?(cont.)
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Where are hydrogen cars being used today and what
are other alternative fuels?(cont.)
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Where are hydrogen cars being used today and what
are other alternative fuels?(cont.)
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