Researchers have synthesized a membrane that may purify hydrogen more efficiently than conventional chemical methods do.
The chemical reactions that produce hydrogen, used widely by the chemical industry, leave the gas contaminated with carbon dioxide, water, and hydrogen sulfide. Depending on the application, these impurities must be partially or completely removed, says Benny D.
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