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Principles and implementations of electrolysis systems for water splitting – Materials Horizons

February 12, 2016|0 min read

This article describes the fundamentals of electrolysis and water splitting to generate green hydrogen. It discusses the role of catalysts as well as the differences between various technological implementations of electrolysis at the system level.

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Catalyst Discovery Engine (CDE)

The Calicat CDE is a data-driven screening process that allows scientists to rapidly make, characterize, and quantify the catalytic activity of material compositions and then close the loop with big...

Role of Long-Duration Energy Storage in Variable Renewable Electricity Systems

The introduction of LDS lowers total system costs relative to wind-solar-battery systems, and system costs are twice as sensitive to reductions in LDS costs as to reductions in battery costs. In...

Crystalline nickel, cobalt, and manganese antimonates as electrocatalysts for the chlorine

This article describes the use of low-cost, earth-abundant catalysts for chlorine production under conditions typically used commercially in the chlor-alkali process. Studies of the bulk and surface of the electrocatalyst...