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Abstract

A system for producing hydrogen includes a thermally insulated chamber including a sidewall formed of thermally insulative material and heating elements embedded in the sidewall. The heating elements are coupled to an intermittent power source, and the heating elements heat an interior of the thermally insulated chamber responsive to electrical power from the intermittent power source. The thermally insulated chamber includes an inlet port for receiving sulfuric acid from a sulfur-iodine chamber, a first outlet port for piping sulfur dioxide into the sulfur-iodine chamber and a second outlet port for piping hydrogen and water into a water condenser. The system includes a controller that controls electrical power from the intermittent power source to the heating elements based on an interior temperature of the thermally insulated chamber. The thermally insulated chamber impedes a decay of the interior temperature for an interval of time that the intermittent power source is unavailable.

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