Unlock Chlorine's Potential: A New Catalyst for More Energy Efficient Processes
The potential for using chlorine as a catalyst to produce energy efficiently has been discovered by researchers at the University of California, Davis. The team has developed a new method of using chlorine to more efficiently catalyze chemical reactions, allowing for the production of energy with less energy input. This breakthrough could lead to more cost effective and efficient production of energy from renewable sources, such as solar, wind, and hydro. The team’s findings, published in Nature Chemistry, could have implications for the development of new catalysts for energy production, as well as a range of other applications.
source: Phys.org