Researchers Develop Denser 'Slush' Hydrogen to Improve Aviation Fuel Storage
Researchers at Washington State University have pioneered a new method for creating a denser form of liquid hydrogen for aviation fuel. This 'slush' hydrogen, a mixture of solid and liquid states, boasts a 16-20% higher density than conventional liquid hydrogen. This increased density allows for more fuel to be stored within the same tank volume, a critical factor for aircraft design. The breakthrough could significantly extend the range of future hydrogen-powered aircraft. This innovation marks a vital step towards achieving zero-emission, sustainable aviation.
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