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Solar-Powered Hydrogen Generation from Seawater: by IIT Madras

Here’s an article posted in The Hindu

According to the article,

  • IIT Madras researchers have developed a solar-powered hydrogen generation system using seawater.
  • The system can produce hydrogen at a rate of 100 liters per day, which is enough to power a small car for 100 km.
  • The system uses a combination of solar energy, seawater, and a catalyst to generate hydrogen.

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