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Innovative Rare-Earth Coating Enhances Seawater Electrolysis Efficiency

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Innovative Rare-Earth Coating Enhances Seawater Electrolysis Efficiency
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Korean scientists have developed a new catalyst using MXene and nickel ferrite that can remove chloride ions during electrolysis, enabling hydrogen production from seawater and potentially making green hydrogen more sustainable and accessible by conserving freshwater resources.

Topics:sciencescience-and-technology#catalyst#electrolysis#hydrogen#renewable-energy#science-and-technology#seawater
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