Well I guess we will have to scrap all those battery rooms stacked with lead acid batteries for emergency services on ships and in some buildings, etc. That a shame as we have used them for decades without that many problems. I suppose I will have to dump the ones on my yacht too.
A spark near a gassing lead acid battery tends to blow the filler caps up in the air with a big bang but not much else, at least that is what happened when I played the idiot and moved a connection on a gassing battery bank.
However, to balance the negative comments against a hydrogen solution try these:
Hydrogen may or may not be part of the solution. However, I fail to see how the current electric cars with all of the the problems of providing suitable infrastructure will be a long term answer.
Well I guess we will have to scrap all those battery rooms stacked with lead acid batteries for emergency services on ships and in some buildings, etc. That a shame as we have used them for decades without that many problems. I suppose I will have to dump the ones on my yacht too.
A spark near a gassing lead acid battery tends to blow the filler caps up in the air with a big bang but not much else, at least that is what happened when I played the idiot and moved a connection on a gassing battery bank.
However, to balance the negative comments against a hydrogen solution try these:
Hydrogen may or may not be part of the solution. However, I fail to see how the current electric cars with all of the the problems of providing suitable infrastructure will be a long term answer.
