Transforming Seawater into Clean Hydrogen

Electrocatalytic seawater splitting is a promising method for producing hydrogen (H2), a clean energy source. Hydrogen has a high energy density and does not produce carbon emissions when burned, making it an excellent alternative to fossil fuels. However, the challenge lies in the impurities found in natural seawater, such as halide salts and organic matter, which can hinder the efficiency of the process.