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I was thinking about alternative fuels and engines that would be cheaper and/or cleaner.I started to think about a car that runs off hydrogen and oxygen, so I did some research and I've been informed that: although a hydrogen fueled car has no pollution, it is very expensive to separate the hydrogen and oxygen, resulting in it costing more [to fuel] then a regular petroleum [fueled] car.Is this true? If so why? Will the cost ever go down?
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