Yesterday a reader commented that he had read an article about a researcher at M.I.T. who developed a cheaper catalytic process for producing hydrogen from water. Since I was talking about High-Temperature Electrolysis yesterday I figured we might as well cover this technique today as well as the major difference between the two. As I [...]
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