Hydrogen peroxide made from seawater might one day power fuel cell cars
Using energy from the sun, researchers converted seawater into hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) -- a fuel that can be used in ...
Using energy from the sun, researchers converted seawater into hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) -- a fuel that can be used in ...
Hydrogen is a great medium for storing energy. It can be used as an alternative to batteries to store the ...
A rather surprising study found that graphene's imperfections can actually be used to improve fuel cell efficiency. Researchers from Northwestern ...
A team at Caltech has devised a new film coating that facilitates catalysis and electron transfer in a solar powered ...
A team of UK researchers led by none other but Nobel Laureate Andre Geim - one of persons involved in ...
Researchers at University of Utah have demonstrated for the first time a working biological fuel cell that uses enzymes to ...
Renewable energy is clean, getting cheaper by the day and in many respects becoming more efficient thanks to rapid advancements ...
In the future, your saliva might power key microelectronics. Researchers at Penn State have devised a micro-sized microbial fuel cells ...
A prototype of the flow battery developed at Harvard. (c) Eliza Grinnell, SEAS Communications One of the biggest arguments against ...
Fuel cells are absolute wonders of technology - electrochemical systems that directly convert the chemical energy of a fuel (hydrogen ...
A mockup of the fuel cell prepped for released by Redox Power Systems. There's been a lot of praise and ...