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To: thackney

The practical answer is liquefied coal.


29 posted on 03/19/2007 1:29:44 AM PDT by chopperman
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To: chopperman

They used to use "gassifiers" during WW2 that used crushed coal, which was then lit, the gasses collected and burned in a regular gas engine.
If you google the subject, you will find some pics of those cars with a device mounted on the front bumper. They also work for wood chips.

Perhaps there is a practical way to extract these gasses compress and liquify them.


31 posted on 03/19/2007 2:12:10 AM PDT by Nathan Zachary
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