ABC Sydney.
Chocolate-eating bugs provide fuel of the future
Chocoholic germs can provide hydrogen, the clean-burning energy of the future, New Scientist reports.
British scientists fed Escherichia coli bacteria a diluted mix of waste caramel and nougat.
The germs tucked into the sugar and in the process produced hydrogen, using their own enzyme, called hydrogenase.
The hydrogen was used to power a fuel cell, generating enough electricity to drive a small fan.
Take care,
Gordon
Soon there won't be enough chocolate to go around.
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Soon there won't be enough chocolate to go around.
Interesting.
...excuse me while I go out to buy some chocolate:driving:
...excuse me while I go out to buy some chocolate:driving:
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Soon there won't be enough chocolate to go around.
*stocking up on chocolate*
They'll never get my stash!:sneaky:
They'll never get my stash!:sneaky:
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Someone said, "Eat chocolate and drive". Is that the answer?
Take care,
Gordon.
Take care,
Gordon.
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Soon there won't be enough chocolate to go around.
:yh_cry :yh_brokeh You're kidding right?
I can't even begin to contemplate a world without chocolate - what would there be to look forward to each day!!
ARGH!!!!!
I can't even begin to contemplate a world without chocolate - what would there be to look forward to each day!!
ARGH!!!!!