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Why Can't Water Be Used As Fuel. Water cannot be directly used to propel vehicles. They can both be converted into fuels, or into energy carriers, but that. Water’s resilience lies in its molecular structure. Water can't be a fuel, just like carbon dioxide can't be a fuel. We all know water cannot “burn” like traditional (fossil) fuels, but any hope of extracting energy from it at all, in some other way, can. Considering our forever escalating fuel costs, filling up at a gas station can give us all sorts of wild ideas. When hydrogen reacts with oxygen, the only product is water, which is why hydrogen is referred to as a “clean” fuel. However, it can be decomposed into hydrogen and oxygen, and the isolated hydrogen can power fuel cells. Why can’t we use water as fuel? According to science alert, prototype devices have been produced to harvest water from the air to. Researchers today put more focus on using hydrogen to power fuel cells, which can replace internal combustion engines to power.

Researchers today put more focus on using hydrogen to power fuel cells, which can replace internal combustion engines to power. We all know water cannot “burn” like traditional (fossil) fuels, but any hope of extracting energy from it at all, in some other way, can. When hydrogen reacts with oxygen, the only product is water, which is why hydrogen is referred to as a “clean” fuel. According to science alert, prototype devices have been produced to harvest water from the air to. However, it can be decomposed into hydrogen and oxygen, and the isolated hydrogen can power fuel cells. Water cannot be directly used to propel vehicles. They can both be converted into fuels, or into energy carriers, but that. Why can’t we use water as fuel? Water can't be a fuel, just like carbon dioxide can't be a fuel. Considering our forever escalating fuel costs, filling up at a gas station can give us all sorts of wild ideas.

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Why Can't Water Be Used As Fuel According to science alert, prototype devices have been produced to harvest water from the air to. Considering our forever escalating fuel costs, filling up at a gas station can give us all sorts of wild ideas. Why can’t we use water as fuel? Researchers today put more focus on using hydrogen to power fuel cells, which can replace internal combustion engines to power. We all know water cannot “burn” like traditional (fossil) fuels, but any hope of extracting energy from it at all, in some other way, can. According to science alert, prototype devices have been produced to harvest water from the air to. However, it can be decomposed into hydrogen and oxygen, and the isolated hydrogen can power fuel cells. Water cannot be directly used to propel vehicles. When hydrogen reacts with oxygen, the only product is water, which is why hydrogen is referred to as a “clean” fuel. They can both be converted into fuels, or into energy carriers, but that. Water can't be a fuel, just like carbon dioxide can't be a fuel. Water’s resilience lies in its molecular structure.