Oregon State's new MOF turns light and water into hydrogen without metal catalyst
Researchers at Oregon State University have developed a metal-organic framework (MOF) that produces hydrogen from water under light without an added metal catalyst. The approach could simplify and cut the cost of photocatalytic hydrogen production.
- MOF produces hydrogen from water under light without a metal catalyst
- The work comes from Oregon State University
- Method could simplify photocatalytic hydrogen production
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