Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5146458 International Journal of Hydrogen Energy 2017 7 Pages PDF
Abstract
We report a single-step method for hydrogen generation and removal/beneficiation of mercury from mercury contaminated water via galvanic corrosion of in-situ synthesized, hydrolytic nanoaluminium-amalgam. This process bypasses the usual limiting step which involves alumina passivation layer and overcomes hydrogen storage and transportation related challenges with a production rate 720 mmol/min for 0.5 g-Al salt at room temperature.405
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