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MIT engineers have found that aluminum in soda cans and seawater can produce hydrogen gas.
The reaction can be sped up by adding coffee grounds to speed up the reaction.
The researchers are developing a reactor that could run on a marine vessel or underwater vehicle.
The reactor would hold aluminum pellets (recycled from old soda cans ) along with a small amount of gallium-indium and caffeine.
MIT researchers have found a way to make hydrogen from aluminum and seawater.
They used coffee grounds to speed up the reaction in seawater by adding aluminum pellets.
The researchers believe they have the essential ingredients to run a sustainable hydrogen reactor.
They plan to test it first in marine and underwater vehicles.
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