Hydrogen can be stored and transported in several simple ways:
• In compressed gas, hydrogen is compressed at high pressure and stored in tanks, similar to how natural gas is stored.
• In liquid hydrogen, hydrogen is cooled to very low temperatures until it becomes liquid, which is then stored in insulated tanks to keep it cold.
• In chemical storage, hydrogen is bonded with other materials (such as metals or chemicals) to form a solid or liquid, and then it's released when needed.
• For transportation, compressed gas and liquid hydrogen can be moved in special trucks or pipelines, while chemical storage methods allow for easier transport in standard containers.
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