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#1 (permalink) Sat Mar 24, 2007 14:27 pm Multiple choice question 2

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Which alternative would you choose?

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Hydrogen fuel cells aren't just clean - they're also silent, and they produce water as a byproduct. That's creating defence applications that can capitalize on a stealth approach. Another upside: in desert settings like Iraq, the technology produces drinking water to soldiers. The U.S. recently started a year-long trial using Hydrogenics to power a few of its Stryker light-armored utility vehicles.

What advantage does hydrogen power have?
A It can be used in extreme conditions
B It requires little capital
C It can provide people with food
D It may be used in the defence industry

Source: Newsweek, 2005

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