Cheap Hydrogen Gets Closer to Reality ENGINEERING.com
Cheap Hydrogen Gets Closer to Reality ENGINEERING.com
The process of creating hydrogen from water involves splitting the molecules to separate oxygen and 
hydrogen (i.e., electrolysis). While this can be simple enough for a middle school science experiment, to make it efficient enough for commercial hydrogen production is decidedly more complex.
A catalyst is required to drive the process efficiently, and platinum has long been the standard. It is an excellent catalyst, but it is exceptionally expensive. hydrogen (i.e., electrolysis). While this can be simple enough for a middle school science experiment, to make it efficient enough for commercial hydrogen production is decidedly more complex.
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