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Eco Factor: Using solar energy to produce hydrogen.
Researchers at MIT have announced that the technology developed by Nocera’s lab last year, a catalyst that can split water and store hydrogen, could soon meet realism as Nocera has formed a...
Eco Factor: Energy-efficient technology to generate hydrogen from water using sunlight.
Normally a constituent of toothpastes and sun screen lotions, titania (or titanium dioxide) could revolutionize hydrogen generation if the research conducted...
Eco Factor: Sustainable car powered by hydrogen.
Designed by a team from MINI Space, the BMW Salt Flat racer is truly a race car developed for a sustainable future. Though the design of the car seems adopted from the past decades, the technology...
Eco Factor: Electrolyzer produces hydrogen and oxygen gas from water.
Dan Nocera, a professor at MIT, has thought of an all new approach to combat the energy crisis looming large on the global population. Instead of using expensive solar arrays or.
Eco Factor: Battery-free digital clock powered by lemons.
Florian Dussopt and Julie Girard have used lemons not to make lemonade, but to power a special clock that replaces battery power with lemon power. The clock comes with a wooden plank that...
Eco Factor: Cost effective way to generate hydrogen using electrolysis of water.
Solar power can never be the primary source of power, unless cost-effective storage solutions are developed. For now solar energy is stored in batteries and...
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Hydrogen, Oxygen, Photosynthesis, Nature, Electrolysis, Electrocatalysts, Electrolyser, Water, Solar power, Fuel cells, Environment
Eco Factor: Device invented in 1833 modified to generate cheap hydrogen.
Italian researcher G.D. Botto designed an amazing device in 1833 which produced electricity using a thermocouple of two metals – platinum and iron. Botto connected...
Now you can produce hydrogen at a cost equal to gasoline. GE's Global Research lab researchers in Niskayuna, NY, have developed a system for the production of the alternative fuel to oil. What interests the most is that this system can generate...
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GE, Noryl, cheap hydrogen producing material, gasoline, Global Research lab, Niskayuna, NY, alternative fuel, electrolysis, temperature-resistant plastic, hydrogen productio, Environment
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