Just add hot water

Mark D. Symes ()
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Mark D. Symes: University of Glasgow

Nature Energy, 2019, vol. 4, issue 9, 730-731

Abstract: Large-scale electrolytic production of hydrogen from water using renewable energy will require solutions to issues that arise when using intermittent power, such as gas mixing and low efficiency. To this end, an electrolysis system is now described that decouples the gas generation reactions and uses thermal energy to drive oxygen evolution.

Date: 2019
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