University of Louisville researchers working on new HER catalysts for water-splitting; $1M from NSF, DOE

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By mmillikinAug 23, 2018, 3:23 am831 ptsInteresting
Researchers at the University of Louisville are developing new catalyst materials for the hydrogen evolution reaction in water splitting, where the bond between hydrogen (H2) and oxygen is released. The current catalyst used in electrolyzers for the production of H2 from water is platinum, which is very…

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