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ISBN 10: 2742013199
ISBN 13: 9782742013197
Author: Bose Tapan, Pierre Malbrunot
1. A question of energy
2. Force in action: energy is everywhere
3. From well to wheel: the flow of energy
4. Energy as an agent of progress
5. Using too much energy puts our environment at risk: possible solutions and wiser use of current energy sources
6. Another solution: carbon-free energy
7. The hydrogen solution
8. A promising solution: hydrogen
9. From balloons to rockets: the long history of hydrogen
10. The internal combustion engine fuelled by hydrogen
11. Hydrogen to produce electricity with fuel cells
12. Different types of fuel cells for diverse applications
13. Applications
14. Hydrogen on the road: cars, tramways and the hydrogen train
15. On the seas and underwater: hydrogen for navigation
16. In the air: the hydrogen plane; in space: hydrogen as the fuel of choice for rockets
17. Electricity from hydrogen for greater autonomy
18. Hydrogen as an energy vector
19. Is hydrogen an ideal energy vector?
20. Producing hydrogen with greenhouse gas emissions
21. Producing hydrogen without CO₂ from water, nuclear energy, biomass or photosynthesis
22. Hydrogen as a partner for renewable energies
23. Compression, adsorption and absorption of hydrogen
24. Storing hydrogen as a gas
25. Liquefaction to store more hydrogen
26. Transporting hydrogen in bottles or by pipelines
27. Distributing hydrogen at service stations
28. The safe use of hydrogen
29. The future of hydrogen
30. The hydrogen economy: pathways to commercialization
31. What can be done to use hydrogen as a fuel?
32. What is being done? Showcasing and developing hydrogen
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Tags: Bose Tapan, Pierre Malbrunot, Hydrogen
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