Japan Scientist Produced Cheap Hydrogen Fuel With 95% Less Iridium

A Futuristic discovery from the researchers of the RIKEN Center for Sustainable Resource Science (CSRS) in Japan.

Recently scientists in said research institution have achieved a significant milestone in the realm of hydrogen fuel production with less than 95% less irridium, meaning its price is significantly lower than we see in the Global Market.

Although! This breakthrough involves the integration of manganese with less iridium, which is a metal that has long been known for its rarity and its very, very high cost in producing small amounts of hydrogen fuel. By doing so, they managed to lower iridium usage by a staggering of 95%.

This futuristic development is an enormous and significant discovery of the century and can directly tackle the challenge posed by the scarcity of iridium.

Consequently rendering the production of hydrogen fuel much more cost-effective. It’s a promising step forward in the quest for sustainable energy solutions.

This latest innovation can revolutionize the future use of energy by fostering the widespread adoption of hydrogen fuel.

Harnessing these abundant resources of energy has such a big impact on our future use of energy. In a shift could substantially mitigate our reliance on carbon-based fuels in the future.

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