Indian Scientists Produce Clean H<sub>2</sub> With Carbon Capture Efficiency of 99.58%

The team also fabricated a facility to extract hydrogen in its purest form

April 21, 2022

/ Gourav Mishra
/ Other, Other Energy
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A group of scientists from CSIR-Indian Institute of Chemical Technology (CSIR-IICT), Hyderabad, have designed a hybrid material to simulate capturing carbon dioxide in-situ (onsite) and converting it into clean hydrogen from non-fuel grade bioethanol.

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