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So, my question is if anyone knows or can point me to a link is, how much compressed hydrogen is needed to react with a fuel cell to produce enough electrical power to at least equal the amount of drivable distance as a modern gasoline powered car? I can understand that no one may know this as a result of industry secrets and what not, but ill take anything.
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The Honda FCX has a 156.6l fuel capacity and a range of 430 KM (about 267 mile).
http://world.honda.com/FuelCell/FCX/tank/