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3d block transition metal-based catalysts for electrochemical water splitting

Islam et al., 2018

Document ID
11713031788565668995
Author
Islam M
Miran M
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Innovations in Engineered Porous Materials for Energy Generation and Storage Applications

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The world has to face a great challenge of energy of about 30 TW for its estimated nine billion people by 2050. The electrochemical water splitting (EWS); a sustainable resource of cycling energy through H2O↔ H2 cycle; has recently become focal points of research in the …
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