Making huge amount of hydrogen isn't as difficult you may think. Just follow the steps to this science tutorial and you will learn how to make instant hydrogen.
You will need:
1. hydrochloric acid (commonly known as Muriatic acid)
2. aluminum
How To: Make instant hydrogen
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2 Comments
How will the hydrogen last using this method? Does it depends on the size of the container?
HCl...+... Al.... I'm not gonna try that, im gonna stick with electrolysis...
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