Let's say we have massive scale h2 production- they're splitting h2o and bottling the h2. What are they going to do with the O that's left over? Oxygen is a poisonous gas in large quantities. I can see it becoming an "Oops forgot about that" sort of an issue once the levels begin to rise out of control.
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Let's say we have massive scale h2 production- they're splitting h2o and bottling the h2. What are they going to do with the O that's left over? Oxygen is a poisonous gas in large quantities. I can see it becoming an "Oops forgot about that" sort of an issue once the levels begin to rise out of control.