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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Berkeley, CA
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Producing hydrogen by electrolysis of water requires 285 kJ/mol or 142 GJ/ton or about 40 MWh, which is a couple thousand dollars at bulk electricity prices. Aqueous ammonia can be electrolyzed for a mere 27 GJ/ton; simple electrolysis won't work for methane and I'm not sure exactly what reactions are used. In space, I suspect icy asteroids containing ammonia ices are the easiest source of hydrogen.
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