Microhydrogen production with water splitting from daily used waste aluminum
Abstract
In this study, different types of waste aluminum produced in daily life and their pure equivalents were evaluated and compared in terms of their hydrogen generation performance through the water-splitting reaction. An experimental system was designed for the production process that consisted of electrodes, DC power supply, alkaline solution, and various waste aluminum products. The hydrogen generation rate of the aluminum source was then...
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Microhydrogen production with water splitting from daily used waste aluminum
Published Date
Jan 1, 2021
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