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Alluminum may help the innovation of hydrogen fuel cells?

toastywombel
in Science News

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"Tiny clusters of aluminum atoms may be able to quickly extract pure hydrogen from water, a new simulation suggests. The results offer an incredibly detailed view of how the molecules react and may help scientists develop new ways to produce pure hydrogen-based fuels, researchers report in an upcoming Physical Review Letters."

 

http://www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/56911/title/Aluminum_superatoms_may_split_water

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