Dearman's failed liquid-air car engine found its market as a zero-emission fridge
Peter Dearman's engine ran on liquid nitrogen; when cars proved hopeless, Toby Peters realized the exhaust's cold was the product, not the power.
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Peter Dearman's engine ran on liquid nitrogen; when cars proved hopeless, Toby Peters realized the exhaust's cold was the product, not the power.
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