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Nickel-iron oxide catalyst

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A new catalyst material composed of nickel and iron oxides that is inexpensive and efficient for water splitting. It can generate hydrogen and oxygen for more than 200 hours.

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Stanford University
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Single-catalyst water splitter development
Stanford University researchers developed a new low-voltage, single-catalyst water splitter using nickel-iron oxide that can generate hydrogen and oxygen for more than 200 hours with improved efficiency compared to conventional catalysts.
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Single-catalyst water splitter
A low-voltage water splitter using nickel-iron oxide catalyst that can generate hydrogen and oxygen for more than 200 hours. The catalyst is inexpensive and significantly more efficient than conventional platinum-based catalysts used in fuel cells.
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Hongjie Dai
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Yi Cui
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Single-catalyst water splitter for hydrogen fuel production
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