A Cost-Effective Catalyst That Can Split Water to Produce Hydrogen

The technique can be used on metal-based electrocatalysts to achieve long-term catalyst stability

August 16, 2020

/ Harsh Shukla
/ Other, Technology
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Researchers at the Centre for Nano and Soft Science (CeNS) claimed that they had created an efficient and cost-effective palladium-based catalyst that can be used for electrochemical splitting of water to produce hydrogen (H2) for its consumption as low carbon fuel.

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