Scotland is testing green hydrogen for cooking and heating in 300 homes (engadget.com) 4 points by ricardo81 5y ago ↗ HN
[–] daly 5y ago ↗ I looked at using hydrogen at home. It's a bad idea.Hydrogen can leak thru the tightest seals.Hydrogen makes steel brittle.Hydrogen fires are invisible and do not generate heat "out the sides" so you can walk into a hydrogen fire without knowing until you're in it.Hydrogen self-ignites on contact with platinum, something often found in jewelry.Hydrogen is violently explosive in proper concentration.etc.
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[ 13.3 ms ] story [ 7.8 ms ] threadHydrogen can leak thru the tightest seals.
Hydrogen makes steel brittle.
Hydrogen fires are invisible and do not generate heat "out the sides" so you can walk into a hydrogen fire without knowing until you're in it.
Hydrogen self-ignites on contact with platinum, something often found in jewelry.
Hydrogen is violently explosive in proper concentration.
etc.