Researchers from Rice University have found a potential replacement for conventional platinum catalysts that are used to power hydrogen fuel cells. Last year, researchers developed a unique form of graphene, which is laser-induced. The new material could be useful in the development of next-generation fuel-cell vehicles. Tour Group/Rice University) This could make fuel cells less expensive and more efficient.
Researchers from Rice University have found a potential replacement for conventional platinum catalysts that are used to power hydrogen fuel cells. Last year, researchers developed a unique form of graphene, which is laser-induced. The new material could be useful in the development of next-generation fuel-cell vehicles. This could make fuel cells less expensive and more efficient.