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Switchable catalytic nanointerfaces can extend hydrogen production system lifespan
A research team at CiQUS (University of Santiago de Compostela) has developed a new catalytic material that can be switched on and off at will—a breakthrough that could significantly extend the lifetime of hydrogen production systems and make the process more efficient and sustainable.
A research team at CiQUS (University of Santiago de Compostela) has developed a new catalytic material that can be switched on and off at will—a breakthrough that could significantly extend the lifetime of hydrogen production systems and make the process more efficient and sustainable.
