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CALL II
Water as fuel source merits study_
Research center built at A4
University News Service
A research center dedicated to in
creasing the technology needed to
use hydrogen derived from water as
an inexpensive source of fuel has
been formally established at Texas
A&M. —
and clean-burning, its use as f uel for
modern machines has been a recur
ring dream of mankind, said Bockris.
whose work in the field of hydrogen
electrochemistry has won him world
acclaim.
the ammonia it needs, nn -'
from the Soviet Union,i®
Anu-t it a s agricultural cropiP'
dent on overseas supplies, Ij,
The Hydrogen Research Center,
headed by' Dr. John Bockris, a chem
ist, and coordinated by senior scien
tist Dr. Benjamin Scharifker, has
already established a track record for
innovation at the University through
years of scientific studies.
The center’s framework was estab
lished in 1982 with a grant from the
National Science Foundation, which
continues to fund the research.
1 Ivdi ogen is not energynK
rathei a medium for enerpl’’
we are doing is picking up (lit'
t v< le. collecting solarinergyiT 1
vet ting it directly intolivdati*
Most recently the center’s scientists
have developed a working laboratory
model of a system that separates hyd
rogen sulfide into hydrogen and sul
fur — both of which could be sold.
Center manager Bill Craven pre
dicts that funding from the private
sector will almost totally support the
Hydrogen Research Center in the
near future. An energy company and
two gas and electric power institutes
along with private donations now
provide outside support for the re
search efforts.
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Yearbook fees are refundable in full during
the semester in which payment is made.
Thereafter no refunds will be made on
cancelled orders. Yearbooks must be picked
up within 90 days from time of arrival as an
nounced in The Battalion.
Students who will not be on campus when
the yearbooks are published, usually in
September, must pay a mailing and handel-
ing fee. Yearbooks will not be held, nor will
the be mailed without the necessary fees
Poisonous and flammable,
hydogen sulfide continues to be a
costly problem for petroleum pro
ducers. If economically feasible, the
separation of hydogen sulfide by this
new method could be an innovation
for large-scale oil producers.
Because hydrogen is renewable
“At present, industrial hydrogen is
derived from steam reforming of
natural gas, making the price more
expensive as the cost of natural gas
rises,” Bockris said. “As a commodity,
hydrogen is used in the production of
ammonia for fertilizer.
“The U.S. imports more than hal
Two earlier accogira
the center, which now'empi
full-time scientistsandg
dents, were the 1982discover!
use of photo electrocatalysisj
field, a major laboratoryad'%
increasing die efficiency of(T
ing solar light to hydrogen,]!'
development of silicon-oased®
Hoik >de devices for using soM|
er to split water moleculesintH
rogen and oxygen.
fhe 1982 prototypes
not Iasi long enough, outnev®
are now being tested whichti» r -
about 8,000 hours continuoif®
no sign of f ailure. Aboui?,^ 1 ®
need to lie logged to termihill’-
a stit c ess, Bockris said.
Town Hall’s
plans OK’d
by MSC
Council
MEG CADIGAN
Reporter
The Memorial Student Center
Council Monday approved MSC
Town Hall’s request to allow the
group to negotiate contracts with
Ronnie Milsap, Spyro Cyra, Steve
Wariner and Joan Rivers for the
spring.
MSC
Council President Denis
Davis said the council’s approval of
the performers does not mean they
will come to A&M.
“It shows that we feel this is a good
program to bring to campus,” she
said, “and that it fills a need and is
financially efficient.”
During the meeting, Tim Fitzgib-
bon, vice president of educational
programs, reported on the MSC Poli
tical Forum’s E.L. Miller Lecture
Series, fhe series is a two-day confer
ence, which this year was dedicated to
exploring “T he Future in Space.”
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The Association of Former
^ALL:
Fish Drill Team Members
will be selling Bonfire pictures Monday through
The
Friday, December 2-December 6 in the MSC
and on the Quad
Battalion
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Cooper Industries administers the
funds that make the programs possi
ble. If Cooper Industries considers
this year’s lecture series to be a suc
cess, Davis said it would provide a
$500,()()() permanent endowment to
the program.
In other business, the council
approved La Posada, a program co
sponsored by MSC Hospitality and
MSC Committee for the Awareness
of Mexican-American Culture. MSC
Hospitality Chairman Olga Perez-
Garcia said La Posada is a Hispanic
tradition, which recreates Joseph’s
and Mary’s search for a place to stay.
Perez-Carcia said the program will
begin at the All Faiths Chapel next
Tuesday at 6 p.m. She said the group
will progress to several dorms and
end at the MSC.
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5 Up
F ursdav
; TAMtj SCUBA CLUB: will meet to hear Dr. Mary Wick*;:
“Intro, to Biological ClasMft* at ion of Marine Organ® •:
at 7 p.m. to 401 Rudder.
GREAT ISSUES/POLITICAL FORUM: Sarah
ton, first woman to argue before the Supreme Court®! 1 !
ease of Roe vs. Wade, will talk about abortion at/p.n J
will meet at 8:30 p.m. in 001 Rudder.
AMERICAN RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE: noon-6 p.m/1 :
Our Saviors Lutheran GJtureh Activities Bldg., 2 W!;
north oh Colle ge Main. 1 !
ASSE: wili meet at. 7 p.m. to hem a speaker from Marafe!
Oil in .142 Xadtry.
MSG LITERARY ARTS: will have a
in MSC Main Hall.
Wednesday:
STUDENTS AGAINST APARTHEID: wiJt sliow tkfilfj:
iA; “Generations of Resistance” at 8:30 p.m. in 601 Mfc :
INTRAMURALS: will have an mfonnatinn meeting lorbr <
kethall officials at <3:30 p.m. in 164 Read. |
STUDENT GOVERNMENT: will have a Student Sea*
meeting a! 7:30 p.m. in 204 Harrington I
HURST-EULESS-BEDFORD HOMETOWN CLUB: 4 {
meet at 7 p.m. in 607 Rudder I
MSC GAM AC: will met j at 7 p.m. m 504 Rudder. ;
; RESIDENCE HALL ASSOCIATION: will meet at8:30pi l
in Casa del Sol Apts, party room.
A&M CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP: presents “lkatM {
Blues ' at 7:30 p.m. m 101 Soil & Crops Sciences]
By AF*
ATHLETES: willmer !
8:30 p.m. m 145 MSC.
;; NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN: will ; ■
at 8:30 p.m. in 504 Rudder. ;
TAMU HORSEMAN’S ASSOCIATION; will take
land picture at 6:15 p.m. in Xachry Lobby.
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