top | item 35650876 (no title) pawelk | 2 years ago Isn't it break even point, considering >60% of the gasoline energy is dissipated as heat, and <40% to make the wheels spin? discuss order hn newest AdrianB1|2 years ago No, the number for gasoline is missing one zero; with the correct number, gasoline is still 6-8 times more energy dense per kg. pawelk|2 years ago Thanks. I should have fact-checked the number before doing the math :)
AdrianB1|2 years ago No, the number for gasoline is missing one zero; with the correct number, gasoline is still 6-8 times more energy dense per kg. pawelk|2 years ago Thanks. I should have fact-checked the number before doing the math :)
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