Abstract
Green hydrogen can most affordably be produced through alkaline water electrolysis, using green electricity. In this process, a membrane avoids mixing of oxygen and hydrogen produced at electrodes immersed in an alkaline electrolyte. Such a membrane has several disadvantages, so that designs without a membrane are also investigated. A flowing electrolyte can effectively separate the hydrogen and oxygen, making the process more energy efficient.
Date
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Chair
Matthijs van Berkel
Location
Collegezaal
Speaker
Dr. Willem Haverkort
Affiliation
Delft University of Technology
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