Electrolytic Cation Exchange Module

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A device developed by the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory that captures carbon dioxide from seawater and produces hydrogen fuel as a byproduct.

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United States Navy

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Electrolytic Cation Exchange Module

A device designed to capture carbon dioxide from the sea and produce hydrogen fuel as a byproduct, intended for use by the U.S. Navy.

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Modification of a fuel cell to release carbon dioxide from seawater and generate hydrogen fuel

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Navy adopts device that can produce hydrogen fuel from seawater

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