For liquids gases like those ? Damned expensive ones. Look for "Industrial Dewars" on line. Hydrogen is particularly difficult to store in liquid form, because it needs to be stored VERY cold and the boil-off is very dangerous. Oxygen is often supplued in its liquid form to big welding shops.
Gaseous hydrogen is available in bottles at 300Bar, as is Oxygen.
You'd need Dewars like Steve' says, but seriously: where are you going to get / are you thinking of getting these gases from?!
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hydrogen fuel cell
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Liquified?
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Liquified or solid state would be nice :)
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Do you want some advice on how to do that as well, or have you got that covered? L
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For liquids gases like those ? Damned expensive ones. Look for "Industrial Dewars" on line. Hydrogen is particularly difficult to store in liquid form, because it needs to be stored VERY cold and the boil-off is very dangerous. Oxygen is often supplued in its liquid form to big welding shops. Gaseous hydrogen is available in bottles at 300Bar, as is Oxygen.
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I think hydrogen turns into a liquid at something around -430 degrees Fahrenheit, so good luck finding something affordable that can do that.
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