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  • 2024Polymer Nanocomposites: Catalysts for Sustainable Hydrogen Production from Challenging Water Sources5citations

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  • Adly, Esraa R.
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Polymer Nanocomposites: Catalysts for Sustainable Hydrogen Production from Challenging Water Sources

  • Mahanta, Vivekananda
  • Adly, Esraa R.
  • Hasan, Fuead
  • Rabia, Mohamed
Abstract

<jats:p>In this review, the transformative role of polymer nanocomposites in hydrogen production from challenging water sources is explored. Their catalytic efficiency and unique properties are highlighted, making them vital for overcoming complexities in hydrogen generation. Polymer nanocomposites demonstrate exceptional adaptability to various water compositions, including wastewater and saline water, enhancing efficiency, stability, and compatibility. In this review, the significance of these nanomaterials in the sustainable energy landscape is underscored, showcasing their ability to outperform conventional methods. Key breakthroughs in catalytic efficiency and adaptability are emphasized, illustrating their crucial role in clean hydrogen production. Looking forward, in this review, potential applications of polymer nanocomposites in diverse fields, from industrial processes to energy sector advancements, are identified. This synthesis of findings not only enhances the understanding but also sets the stage for the widespread adoption of polymer nanocomposites in meeting the global demand for sustainable hydrogen production.</jats:p>

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  • nanocomposite
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • polymer
  • Hydrogen