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Simulated fullerenes fill up with H2

Clean burning, hydrogen-powered vehicles can dramatically improve air quality in towns and cities, but automotive engineers face a challenge when it comes to storing the fuel efficiently. Large tanks are okay for buses, but smaller vehicles such as taxis have to give up luggage space or put up with shorter distances between refuelling stops. Fortunately, help is on the horizon.

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