Question 6 • Foothill-B Period-Chemistry-26/27B
Fuel-cell cars need hydrogen, but a widespread network of stations and equipment to produce, transport, and distribute hydrogen is expensive to build. That makes the cost of the distribution network a key concern. Battery recharge or replacement is more directly associated with battery-powered electric cars, and fuel-cell cars do not inherently rely on petroleum products.
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