Researchers at the University of Adelaide have developed electrodes enabling direct electrolysis of seawater. Chemical processes generally require high-purity feedstocks and the production of hydrogen by electrolysis is no exception, usually requiring purified water to avoid side reactions and a decline in performance. Approaches that allow the use of more abundant resources are always welcome developments, and there are few more abundant than seawater!
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"Researchers have successfully split seawater without pre-treatment to produce green hydrogen"
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