What is the main reason that hydrogen-driven automobiles have not replaced gasoline ones?

A. Hydrogen is too expensive.
B. Hydrogen is too difficult to store in an automobile.
C. Hydrogen is radioactive, and the public fears it.
D. Hydrogen mixed with air is explosive


Answer: B. Hydrogen is too difficult to store in an automobile.

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