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16:57
Researchers develop light-powered catalyst to make H2
Researchers in Spain claim to have designed an “efficient and stable” catalyst to produce hydrogen directly from sunlight, Kallanish reports.
Electrons in titanium oxide can participate in chemical reactions when illuminated by sunlight. In fact, scientists state the material is capable of generating hydrogen from the protons in water and organic compounds. However, hydrogen production is limited as the electrons tend to “relax” rathe…
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