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Mikuni delevops a low cost hydrogen sensor to detect leakage

Hydrogen and hydrogen fuel cells have opponents and proponents on this site, and many times they are rather vocal. Which is a good thing, I think, because they both raise points and facts that the other side may not have considered. One thing is for sure, though. Hydrogen is a hot topic, and developments are taking place in the hydrogen arena. Like it or not, hydrogen is coming. Opponents of hydrogen as an energy carrier often site safety as a problem. Obviously, hydrogen is flammable. Even if a vehicle is powered by a fuel cell and never ... Read more →

NIU physicist wins award for hydrogen sensor Sebastian Blanco

Mikuni delevops a low cost hydrogen sensor to detect leakage 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

NIU physicist wins award for hydrogen sensor 3 years ago on Autoblog Green

Zhili Xiao, a physicist at Northern Illinois University, has been thinking about how to minimize the dangers of the hydrogen economy. Even though automakers are working on designing safer hydrogen storage tanks, Xiao and his team have developed tiny sensors that can detect hydrogen when those tanks ...

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