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* Just like natural gas, hydrogen gas is non-toxic and odorless but highly flammable. For safety in consumer applications, small quantities of some non-toxic but smelly gas{{x|such as methyl mercaptan, hydrogen sulfide, or ethyl isobutyrate (Wikipedia has a page "Hydrogen odorant")}}should be added to it, so that people would know if there's a gas leak. | * Just like natural gas, hydrogen gas is non-toxic and odorless but highly flammable. For safety in consumer applications, small quantities of some non-toxic but smelly gas{{x|such as methyl mercaptan, hydrogen sulfide, or ethyl isobutyrate (Wikipedia has a page "Hydrogen odorant")}}should be added to it, so that people would know if there's a gas leak. | ||
* {{pn|This section needs more safety-related info.}} | * {{pn|This section needs more safety-related info.}} | ||
==NOx emissions== | |||
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* "Pink hydrogen" is made from electrolysis using [[nuclear]] energy. | * "Pink hydrogen" is made from electrolysis using [[nuclear]] energy. | ||
* "Green hydrogen" is made from electrolysis using renewable energy. | * "Green hydrogen" is made from electrolysis using renewable energy. | ||
* "White hydrogen" is naturally-occuring hydrogen (very rare). | |||
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