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But however important cosmologically, the hydrogen-helium cycle doesn't exactly fire the imagination.
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For example - in space, hydrogen fuel cells are a perfect choice.
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A renewable energy source whose primary waste products are hydrogen and water.
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Should we believe North Korea's claims it's tested a hydrogen nuclear bomb?
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The problem is the hydrogen-andit has been for a long time.
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I landed a plum job: oxidation suppression consultant for the dihydrogen monoxide mass fraction.
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Glasses with high and low ratios of hydrogen phosphate to dihydrogen phosphate had very similar degradation rates.
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Crystals were obtained using the hanging-drop vapour-diffusion method at 291 K using ammonium dihydrogen phosphate as a precipitant.
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This study deals with ternary complexes where ion-pi and either hydrogen bonding, dihydrogen bonding, or halogen bonding interactions coexist.
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He invited people to sign a petition that demanded either strict control of, or a total ban on, dihydrogen monoxide.
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It was in this area of H2 that the HRC began work.
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Current PPI or H2 blocker use was ascertained from computerized pharmacy records.
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The injected electrons are transferred to a Pt electrode for H2 production.
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And the prospects for H2 are no better, wrote economists at Commerzbank.
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However, the physiological roles of H2 in plants are less clear.
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It was five feet in diameter, and was inflated with hydrogengas.
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His balloon was made of silk, and was filled with hydrogengas.
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Dumas, years ago, asserted that hydrogengas is but an etherealized metal.
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Concerned over a possible buildup of hydrogengas in reactor No.
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Dr, Henry analyzed the composition and investigated the properties of carburetted hydrogengas.
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In conclusion, hydrogenmolecule may be neuroprotective against ALS, possibly through abating oxidative and nitrosative stress and preserving mitochondrial function.
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The leftover part of the hydrogenmolecule reacts with oxygen at the cathode and becomes the waste product -water.
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The quality of the approximation is studied on a hydrogenmolecule by comparing to the exact Gibbs free energy, computed using full configuration-interaction calculations.
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We demonstrate the principles on dissociating hydrogenmolecule and torsion of ethylene where we calculate the (unoptimized) torsional barrier and the vertical singlet-triplet splitting.
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Reacting ethanol alone would yield three hydrogenmolecules because that's all the hydrogen ethanol has.
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Such a reaction would also produce molecularhydrogen, or H 2 .
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Thus, molecularhydrogen is potential to be a neuroprotective agent.
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The results showed reduced and oxidised compounds as well as high levels of molecularhydrogen.
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It is the definitive signal for molecularhydrogen in the plumes of Enceladus that Cassini has now confirmed.
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Understanding galaxy evolution thus requires an understanding of the evolution of stars and of neutral atomic and molecularhydrogen.