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JimR-OCDS
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That article was back in February 07. The article I posted, is November. Inotherwords, the article your citing is outdated.In the February 2007 issue of The Energy Advocate (subscribe at www.energyadvocate.com ) there is a brief article saying that using the manganese benzenetristetraxolate to store the equivalent energy of a gasoline tank of a small car would require approximately 840 pounds of the new magickal substance.
Not practical at all.
We need for Ahnold to offer a large prize for the invention of something practical. Maybe that would inspire someone.
But this “hydrogen storage breakthrough” ain’t it.
Jim