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How Stuff Works: Fuel Processors

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Graphic article shows how fuel processors (reformers) work and how efficient they are.

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Title: Howstuffworks "How Fuel Processors Work"
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Science Central - 424548 - Hydrogen gas is hard to store, so fuel processors are crucial to most commercial fuel cells.
Category: Steam - Fuel - Processor - Cell - Methanol - Reformer


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