Researchers in Japan have achieved a massive release of <a href="https://www.mid-day.com/news/world-news/article/desi-creates-largest-ever-3d-map-of-the-universe-23626296" rel="nofollow">hydrogen gas</a> by mixing iron ions, sodium hydroxide, and methanol, then hitting the mixture with UV light.&nbsp;
The reaction produced 921 mmol of hydrogen per hour per gram of catalyst, working just as well as the most expensive, high-tech catalysts.
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Researchers in Japan have developed a method to produce hydrogen gas using iron ions, sodium hydroxide, and methanol under UV light. The process achieved high 

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Researchers in Japan have developed a method to produce hydrogen gas using iron ions, sodium hydroxide, and methanol under UV light. The process achieved high hydrogen output, comparable to expensive catalysts, offering a potential low-cost clean energy alternative

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