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This means that if a conventional hydrogen-oxygen chemical rocket upper stage were added, it could send 17.5 tons on a trajectory to Mars, placing 14 tons in Mars orbit, or landing 11 tons on the Martian surface.

How We Can Fly to Mars in This Decade—And on the Cheap Robert Zubrin 2011

The consumption of solar energy should be diversified: electric power by photovoltaics and power plants with sunlight concentrators, thermal power for photosynthesis, heat accumulators for dark periods, accompanied by the use of different power sources, such as hydrogen-oxygen fuel cells and the like.

Is Sustainable Development of Deserts Feasible? 2009

Francis Thomas Bacon (1904-1992), British engineer who developed the first practical hydrogen-oxygen fuel cells.

Bacon, Francis Thomas 2009

Not to delve deep into the science, but sucralose Splenda is created when three chlorine atoms substitute three hydrogen-oxygen atoms on a sugar molecule.

Two Recipes for Sugar-Free and Flourless Chocolate and Oatmeal Cluster Cookies Kalyn Denny 2008

Splenda is produced by substituting chlorine for hydrogen-oxygen in the sucrose (sugar) molecule.

Discussion Forum - TuDiabetes 2010

Splenda is produced by substituting chlorine for hydrogen-oxygen in the sucrose (sugar) molecule.

Discussion Forum - TuDiabetes 2010

Atlantis must rely solely on the hydrogen-oxygen fuel cells which are carried onboard, and because of this Atlantis missions are limited to a maximum of about 14 days.

SPACE.com 2010

These systems are designed to operate either in a "hydrogen-oxygen" or

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These systems are designed to operate either in a "hydrogen-oxygen" or

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The ideal technology for doing that might be a water hydrolyzer / hydrogen-oxygen fuel cell: solar energy converted to electrical energy, stored in hydrogen-hydrogen bonds, and converted back to electrical energy as needed.

RealClimate 2009