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March 11th, 2007
At University of Vermont, study into hydrogen fuel cells
Abstract:
Walter Varhue and a team of scientists at the University of Vermont are delving into the realm of nanotechnology _ the science of very tiny things _ in hopes of developing the material to make up that membrane.
Varhue, a professor of electrical engineering, envisions hydrogen "farms," where arrays of panels would collect sunlight and convert it to energy capable of splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen.
Source:
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