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How is HHO gas production measured?
The amount of produced HHO gas is measured manually using water displacement from bottle in the graduated cylinder and stopwatch.
How much water is needed for a kg of hydrogen?
about 2.4 gallons
Based on the atomic properties of water, 1 kg of hydrogen gas requires about 2.4 gallons of water as feedstock. In one year, 60 billion kilograms of hydrogen would require 143 billion gallons of fresh, distilled water.
How many kw does it take to produce 1kg of hydrogen?
39 kWh
A 100\% efficient electrolyser requires 39 kWh of electricity to produce 1 kg of hydrogen.
How many kw does it take to produce 1 kg of hydrogen?
Producing 1 kg of hydrogen requires about 5 kWh of electricity for process heat.
How many grams of hydrogen are there in a liter of water?
A liter of water is about 1000 g depending on the temperature. 1000 g contains 1000 x 2 /18 = 111 g of hydrogen.
How much water is needed to produce 60 billion hydrogen gases?
Based on the atomic properties of water, 1 kg of hydrogen gas requires about 2.4 gallons of water as feedstock. In one year, 60 billion kilograms of hydrogen would require 143 billion gallons of fresh, distilled water.
How much hydrogen is produced from 1L of water at STP?
Further, here’s the equation for electrolysis: H2O → H2 + 1/2 O2. Thus, 1 mole of water will release 1 mole of hydrogen. Thus, from 1 L water at STP, which is 55.5444444444 mol, the amount of hydrogen gas collected will be = 55.5444444444 mol.
How long does it take to produce 2 grams of hydrogen?
Because hydrogen exists under real conditions as H2 we need 2 mole of electrons to produce 2 g of the gas. 1 Coulomb per second is 1 Amp. If you operate the process using electric current of 1 Amp you need 192600 s to get 2 g of hydrogen. That means 53.5 hours. You can say 2 g of hydrogen are equivalent to 53.5 Amperhours.