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Stepwise strategies for overcoming limitations of membraneless electrolysis for direct seawater electrolysis

Badreldin et al., 2024

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15910426787114472159
Author
Badreldin A
El Ghenymy A
Al-Zubi A
Ashour A
Hassan N
Prakash A
Kozusznik M
Esposito D
Solim S
Abdel-Wahab A
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Journal of Power Sources

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Direct seawater electrolysis (DSWE) has been investigated as a candidate solution for hydrogen (H 2) production using abundant seawater without the water purification requirements of conventional electrolyzers. Costly perfluorinated membranes employed in …
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