Electrochemical water splitting / Electrolysis

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The process of using electrical current to split water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen, requiring a stable catalyst to function efficiently.

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University of Nottingham

Higher education and research

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Nottinghamshire

Nottinghamshire

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Metal waste catalyst for hydrogen production

Research project to develop and optimize metal swarf as a substrate for platinum-based catalysts in electrochemical water splitting for hydrogen production.

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University of Buffalo

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Dr. Jesum Alves Fernandes

United Kingdom 1 mention

Dr. Madasamy Thangamuthu

United Kingdom 1 mention

Often mentioned with · Research studies

From scrap metal to highly efficient electrodes: harnessing the nanotextured surface of swarf for effective utilisation of Pt and Co for hydrogen production

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Could metal waste be the alternative hydrogen production catalyst the industry needs?

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