Unlocking the potential of chemical-assisted water electrolysis for green hydrogen production

Jiwoo Lee; Sol A Lee; Tae Hyung Lee; Ho Won Jang

doi:10.1039/d4im00163j

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Unlocking the potential of chemical-assisted water electrolysis for green hydrogen production

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Chemical-assisted water electrolysis is gaining attraction as an alternative to conventional water electrolysis to produce hydrogen, but high overpotential is a major challenge. This review covers advanced strategies to reduce the operation voltage.

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