Separating hydrogen and oxygen evolution in alkaline water electrolysis using nickel hydroxide
Alkaline water electrolyzers are promising devices for hydrogen generation, although hydrogen/oxygen mixing can be problematic. Here, the authors use nickel hydroxide as a redox mediator to decouple the hydrogen and oxygen production, overcoming the gas-mixing issue.
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Main Authors: | Long Chen, Xiaoli Dong, Yonggang Wang, Yongyao Xia |
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Language: | EN |
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Nature Portfolio
2016
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Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/c102b414a1ae44c1b46bc0398f41b4b7 |
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