Wow just the tip of the iceberg. Decided to search for research journal this was posted in and let me tell you this is a hot topic this year. Big issue with old H2 fuel cells was the requirement of expensive precious metals as catalysts. Thats all about to change. Tons of these new catalysts are being used to make H2, improve safety of H2 storage and remove nasty byproducts of its creation. Some of these catalysts are centered around graphene, and carbon nanotubes. Both of which will inevitably be quite cheap to make seeing as how carbon is hardly a rare element. The world is changing soo fast in all avenues of research. I cant even fathom the changes a decade will bring to our lives.
Posted on: Fri, 27 Jun 2014 19:53:23 +0000
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