Hydrogen-powered cars utilize specialized valves to prevent hydrogen permeation during refueling, with some designs incorporating a Schrader valve mechanism that uses a ball bearing for check functionality. While these valves can be effective, they are not entirely foolproof, prompting the suggestion of a secondary manual ball valve equipped with its own safety relief. Hydrogen's small molecular size makes it prone to permeation through most materials, necessitating advanced materials like gold plating or super-alloys for sensor protection. The discussion highlights the importance of both valve design and material choice in ensuring safety and efficiency in hydrogen storage systems. Overall, effective prevention of hydrogen permeation is critical for the reliability of hydrogen fuel tanks.