Souma Yoshida, Yoshiyuki Takatsuji and Tetsuya Haruyama
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Hydrogen production via water splitting using noble gas plasma-collisional splitting (NgPCS)†
Noble gas plasma-collisional splitting (NgPCS) is an emerging hydrogen production technology. Conventional methods, such as fossil fuel-based decomposition and water electrolysis (the latter requiring large amounts of electrolytes), have been widely used, but NgPCS eliminates the need for electrolytes, offering an eco-friendly and cost-effective alternative for producing hydrogen.
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