NASA ISS On-Orbit Status 9 February 2012 - Space Ref (press release)

Space Ref (press release)

NASA ISS On-Orbit Status 9 February 2012 Space Ref (press release) [The current card (29-0008I) lists 39 CWCs (498.2 L total) for the five types of water identified on board: 1. Silver technical water (3 CWCs with 88.4 L, for Elektron electrolysis, all containing Wautersia bacteria, plus 1 empty bag; 2. and more »

Microbial electrolysis cell researcher wins undergrad prize - Science Network Western Australia

Microbial electrolysis cell researcher wins undergrad prize Science Network Western Australia Image: Water Corporation AN 'elegant' piece of research into the reduction of nitrogen by using a naturally occurring microbiological process and producing small currents of electricity is set to feature prominently in the future of renewable energy, ...

Product has Edgewater company thinking expansion - Daytona Beach News-Journal

Product has Edgewater company thinking expansion Daytona Beach News-Journal The company -- whose primary business to date has been making and selling hot gluing equipment -- has formed a new division to manufacture and market its new Viking Pure device, which uses water electrolysis to produce environmentally friendly, ...

Molecule mimics molybdenum catalyst - Chemistry World

Chemistry World

Molecule mimics molybdenum catalyst Chemistry World Catalysts that boost the electrolysis of water to produce hydrogen form a key part of renewable energy strategies for the future. For example, excess solar-generated electrical energy could be stored as hydrogen. The ore molybdenite - molybdenum ...

Phillips announces world's best catalyst for producing hydrogen fuel from water - Virtual-Strategy Magazine

Phillips announces world's best catalyst for producing hydrogen fuel from water Virtual-Strategy Magazine Catalytic chemistry research resulted in the discovery that an inexpensive activation process can convert normal carbon into a carbon catalyst that can effectively generate hydrogen gas from water, using a small amount of aluminum.