Creating Greener Cars: Learn about hydrogen cars

Hydrogen is the simplest and most abundant element, often found in compounds like water. It powers fuel cells, which convert chemical energy into electricity with only water and heat as emissions. Fuel cells work by splitting hydrogen into protons and electrons, generating an electrical current. Hydrogen is environmentally friendly, producing no pollutants. It can be produced from fossil fuels or renewable resources. Vehicles like the Honda Clarity use hydrogen fuel cells for zero-emission driving. Challenges include cost, distribution, and energy storage, but advancements continue to improve hydrogen car viability.

What methods can be used to produce hydrogen for fuel cells?

What challenges are faced in the widespread adoption of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles?