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Nickel cathodes in the presence of dissolved metals for alkaline water electrolysis
Out of the different water electrolysis technologies, the process in alkaline media is the mostadvanced one for producing hydrogen at a lower cost with limited carbon dioxide emissions. The useof nickel base materials as cathodes and anodes is widespread, as it eases the overall cost of theelectroly
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