Section 5: Visitor Survey
From carbon to hydrogen energy
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Test - Comprehension and understanding - grades 9 to 12

Item 1
Ozone is less stable and breaks down in warm temperatures. This is one reason why global warming is destroying the ozone layer.
    True
    False
Item 2
One distinction of PEM fuel cells is the movement of the hydroxyl ion from the anode to the cathode.
    True
    False
Item 3
PEM fuel cells use solphonation to allow hydrogen protons to pass through the polymer. It is a dry process on the anode and is known as an acid fuel cell utilizing ionic bonding.
    True
    False
Item 4
Fuel reforming is an exothermic way of producing hydrogen from hydrocarbons, which makes it very efficient.
    True
    False
Item 5
The fuel cells in cars use hydrogen and air, producing no pollutants whatsoever.
    True
    False
Item 6
The house of the future may well generate the hydrogen needed to power the family automobile from tap water and roof-top solar photovoltaic cells.
    True
    False
Item 7
The United States currently has conflicting tax policy with respect to fossil fuel use.
    True
    False
Item 8
Because of the tremendous U.S. bipartisan support for the Kyoto emission committment treaty, especially from the U.S. Senate, the U.S. State Department has said that the right thing is for the world to move towards working for lower emissions.
    True
    False
Item 9
Since the agreement on emissions levels, baselined to 1990 levels, 35 developed nations have ratified the Kyoto treaty as of 8/15/2000.
    True
    False
Item 10
Increasing CO2 enriches those plants and biota that fix CO2. This is a totally beneficial thing for our eco-systems.
    True
    False


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