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Natuurkundige voordrachten I Nieuwe reeks 89
Elektriciteitopslag voor automobiliteit
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biliteit om breed ingezet te kunnen worden. Ook
de centrale opslag op zeer grote schaal in de vorm
van vloeibaar ammonia zou mogelijk moeten zijn. 16
Daarbij kan het feit dat NH3 zeer giftig is, in centrale
opslagdepots beter gehanteerd worden dan bij individuele
eindgebruikers. Deze eindgebruikers gebruiken
de H2 die weer teruggewonnen is uit NH3 en daarna opgeslagen is in een andere vorm (zoals
bijvoorbeeld MgH2 ).
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