Originally Posted by xyzdonna  Hi WYLD,
Good point, you're gonna have a rupture in the event of an accident. Yes, hydrogen is probably the most volatile fuel, very low molecular weight. That also means it will go up in the air very quickly and dissipate. Unlike gasoline which will linger around and burn everything up.
Donna |
uh...how many cars in accident have you seen that just burst into flames and burn up? The problem with hydrogen is that the flash point is insanely low. Too little humidity will cause static discharge...kaboom! And when the hydrogen is escaping at 5000 psi or higher...do you really want to be in its path? I'm thinking not...