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     I have recently written some messages on using hydrogen to
power vehicles, and other alternative fuels.  I just gave a speech
in science class, and in my recources, I read something
interesting.  There was an article talking about the new advances
in two stroke engines. Many car manuifacturers are beginning to
develop new types of two strokes that have fewer emmissions than
most of today's types.  Another thing that caught my interest was
a new type of fuel injection called Stratified Charging.  This is
a process were a perfect mixture of fuel is injected near the spark
plug.  There is probably much more to the process, but the article
was not very explanitory, plus I didn't read the article in depth. 
 
The main thing that caught me was the idea of a fuel injected 2-
strke.  I'm sure scientists have developed such an engine, but I
felt pretty cool when I thought of it.  Anyway, I was thinking that
if a 2-stroke engine were fuel injected, it wouldn't have as much
emmissions because there wouldn't be oil in the gas that could work
its way into the cylinder.  If this subject interest you, write me
back, I'd like to here what you think. 


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