er to operate a vehicle. Unfortunately, there is a downside to this i

nnovative system-hydrogen is extremely explosive. It is also difficult to store and unavailable at local filling stations. Chrysler Corporation is currently working on a fuel cell that eliminates some of these obstacles, notably storage and inconvenience. Their efforts may make fuel cells a viable option in the near future. One of Chrysler's plans is to use small amounts of gasoline in fuel cells. Doing so would eliminate the dangerous proposition of storing hydrogen onboard an EV before converting it to electricity. A series of reaction chambers in the system would convert the gasoline to hydrogen as needed, and carbon monoxide-produced as a byproduct-would be processed in additional chambers that would convert it to harmless carbon dioxide. 2.Flywheels Another departure from chemical-based battery technology is the flywheel. All flywheels, including those presently on vehicle engines, act as sort of mechani!

p, both power sources drive the wheels. For example, an electric motor may accelerate the car to highway speeds, whereupon a small intern

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Chrysler Corporation, Rn EVs, Chrysler Patriot, fuel cells, internal combustion, internal combustion engine, electricity controlled, combustion engine, electric motor, fuel cell, power source, turbines flywheel, reaction hydrogen, power sources, reaction hydrogen oxygen,
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