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Metal waste becomes catalyst to make hydrogen from waterScientists found that the surface of swarf, a byproduct of the metal machining industry, is textured with tiny steps and grooves on a nanoscale level. “These textures can anchor atoms of ...
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Metal Waste Could Be Used as a Catalyst for More Sustainable Hydrogen Production, Researchers SayThey found that swarf has nanotextured surfaces with grooves that could help bond platinum or cobalt atoms. When bonded, they could lead to effective electrocatalysts which split water and produce ...
FAST STEP 3 (Field Assisted Sintering Technology for Swarf Titanium to Engine Parts in 3 steps) is a £1.8million collaborative research and development project - part funded by Innovate UK - to reduce ...
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