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Created on Wednesday, 07 December 2011 / Latest News
Tags: hydrogen, energy, recovery, discovery, mussels, sea, convert, water
Via inhabitat.com, 15/08/2011 According to scientists, there are mussels at the bottom of the ocean that are efficiently converting hydrogen into energy in their very own, nature-made hydrogen fuel cells. ... [ +++ ]
Via inhabitat.com, 15/08/2011 According to scientists, there are mussels at the bottom of the ocean that are efficiently converting hydrogen into energy in their very own, nature-made hydrogen fuel cells. ... [ +++ ]
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