Submission + - Hydrogen Storage (oregonlive.com)
pitterpatter writes: A researcher trying to find a use for them claims that after being heated enough to carbonize, chicken feathers hold as much hydrogen as carbon nanotubes do. So chicken feather charcoal might solve the storage problem for the new hydrogen economy. One problem down, half a zillion to go.
Find out a little more in The Oregonian
Find out a little more in The Oregonian
