Researchers at the University of Nottingham have developed a self-improving catalyst made of ruthenium on a carbon base. This innovative catalyst becomes more active over time, providing a sustainable method to split ammonia into hydrogen, a clean energy carrier. This breakthrough could pave the way for efficient green hydrogen production.
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