New perovskite-based nanocatalyst shown efficient at converting greenhouse gases into hydrogen
Researchers at UNIST, POSTECH and the University of Pennsylvania have created a new perovskite-based nanocatalyst that can be used to recycle major greenhouse gases, such as methane (CH4) and carbon dioxide (CO2), into valuable hydrogen (H2) gas.
The new catalyst is hoped to promote various waste-to-energy conversion technologies, as it has over twice the conversion efficiency from CH4 to H2 than the traditional electrode catalysts.