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Dupree		 What is the easiest way to extract hydrogen from water and the safest way to store it? View All


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 Electrolysis (which means splitting using electricity) of water is the method for producing hydrogen from water. The safest way to commercially store it would be to use a palladium "sponge", because palladium adsorbs several hundred times it's own volume in hydrogen.

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