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Development of Photo-catalyst for Sustainable Hydrogen Production
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Electrolysis
The process used to produce green hydrogen by splitting water using electricity.
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Titania nanorods
Nanoscale structures of titanium dioxide that form the core component of the new photo-catalyst, designed to absorb sunlight.
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Photo-catalyst
A catalyst designed to produce hydrogen through the use of biomass-derived products and solar energy. The new photo-catalyst accelerates the electrolysis process, making hydrogen production more efficient.
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Photo-catalyst for Sustainable Hydrogen Production
A collaborative research project to develop a new photo-catalyst capable of producing hydrogen from biomass-derived products using solar energy. The catalyst uses titania nanorods to absorb sunlight and accelerate the electrolysis process.
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Photo-catalyst (titania nanorods)
A new photo-catalyst comprised of titania nanorods designed to absorb sunlight and generate electricity to power the electrolysis process for hydrogen production from biomass-derived products.
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