Electrical and Technology

Hydrogen Energy Hydrogen is the most abundant. Hydrogen gas has remarkable characteristics including colorless, tasteless and invisible that make it hotly pursued. It can also be transformed into a renewable, nonpolluting and zero-emission energy resource. It's viewed as the foundation of the new energy economy. The quest for hydrogen energy started way back in 1776 by the British researcher Henry Cavendish.  He initially recognized it as a particular component after he created hydrogen gas by oppressing zinc metal to hydrochloric corrosive. Henry Cavendish made another wonderful disclosure during an exhibition to the Royal Society of London when he acquainted a sparkle with hydrogen gas, delivering water simultaneously. This noteworthy advancement prompted his decision that water (H2O) is made out of hydrogen and oxygen. From that point forward, hydrogen innovation has filled quickly, and today, it is utilized as a fuel source to control vehicles, electric frameworks, and the crea

There are other energy sources which are not so popular but are now gaining importance such as:- Hydrogen Energy Chemical Sources of Energy (Fuel Cells) Geo-Thermal Energy Ocean  and Tidal Energy Biofuels Animal Energy Hydrogen Energy:- In the case of Hydrogen energy , electricity is produced through an electrochemical reaction between hydrogen and oxygen. Hydrogen can be produced from the electrolysis of water using solar energy. It can be extracted from sewage gas, natural gas, naptha  or biogas . Fuel cells can be very widely used for a wide range of applications once they become commercially viable. Hydrogen as Fuel:- Hydrogen as a gas is so much lighter than air that it rises fast and is quickly ejected from the  atmosphere . It found only in the compound which is water and is result of hydrogen combining with oxygen. Hydrogen, when combined with carbon, forms different compounds like methane, coal and petroleum. Hydrogen is also available