A novel water-splitting electrochemical cycle for hydrogen production using an intermediate electrode

Bokkyu Choi; Dhruba Panthi; Masateru Nakoji; Toshiki Kabutomori; Kaduo Tsutsumi; Atsushi Tsutsumi

doi:10.1016/j.ces.2016.04.060

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A novel water-splitting electrochemical cycle for hydrogen production using an intermediate electrode

Bokkyu Choi Dhruba Panthi Masateru Nakoji Toshiki Kabutomori Kaduo Tsutsumi Atsushi Tsutsumi

Year: 2016 Journal: Chemical Engineering Science Vol: 157 Pages: 200-208 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.ces.2016.04.060

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Electrolysis of water Hydrogen production Electrolysis Oxygen evolution High-temperature electrolysis Water splitting High-pressure electrolysis Hydrogen Overpotential Alkaline water electrolysis Electrochemistry Chemistry Inorganic chemistry Separator (oil production) Chemical engineering Electrode Polymer electrolyte membrane electrolysis Hydride Materials science Electrolyte Catalysis Thermodynamics Organic chemistry

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