FAQ
Question: How much hydrogen can I produce from my water?
Answer:
Water contains two atoms of hydrogen and one oxygen atom. Because oxygen is 16 times heavier than hydrogen, it takes up most of the mass in a water molecule. 89% of the mass is oxygen and 11% is hydrogen. This means that to produce 1 kg of hydrogen, 9 kg of water are required. In reality, 10-13 kg of water are required due to losses and inefficiencies.
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