Electrolyzing Seawater for Hydrogen Generation
Recently, researchers from IIT-Madras have developed critical components for a highly efficient, cost-effective way to electrolyze seawater to generate hydrogen using solar energy.
- Traditional alkaline water electrolysis is energy-intensive, requires expensive materials, and uses fresh water. The researchers have addressed these challenges.
Key Points
- Utilizing Alkaline Seawater: The researchers have designed an electrolyzer that utilizes alkaline seawater instead of pure or fresh water.
- Carbon-Based Electrode Support Material: The team used a carbon-based support material for the electrodes to minimize the possibility of corrosion.
- Transition Metal-Based Catalysts: Transition metal-based catalysts were developed to catalyze both oxygen and hydrogen evolution reactions, enhancing the production of ....
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