Answer: 1 gallon of gasoline (3.78 liters) is equal to 10.8 cubic meters
of Hydrogen gas (standard temperature and pressure) or 3.58 gallons of
liquid Hydrogen (super cooled). (source: 'The Hydrogen World View'
references page)
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My question is: since gasoline is a 'hydrocarbon' and the main reason
that we burn gasoline is to extract the energy from the hydrogen
bundeled therein; how do they figure that one gallon of gas can "equal"
3.5 gallons of liquid hydrogen?
SWB
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