Scientists Develop Integrated Module That Can Split Water to Produce Energy

The device uses water and sunlight to get chemical fuel

May 15, 2020

/ Anjana Parikh
/ Solar, Technology
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Researchers at Rice University in the United States of America have created a low-cost device that can split water to produce hydrogen fuel.

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