Controlled conversion instead of creeping deactivation: A newly developed electrode for anion-exchange membrane electrolysis itself forms a catalytically active surface layer during operation. The material achieves high current densities and remained stable in tests over hundreds of hours. The approach could help to develop durable electrodes without large amounts of expensive precious metals. Hefei (China). Green hydrogen can be used with renew…
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Controlled conversion instead of creeping deactivation: A newly developed electrode for anion-exchange membrane electrolysis itself forms a catalytically active surface layer during operation. The material achieves high current densities and remained stable in tests over hundreds of hours. The approach could help to develop durable electrodes without large amounts of expensive precious metals. Hefei (China). Green hydrogen can be used with renew…