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So the catalyst isn't renewable. How much of that do they need? What are the costs, and energy put into that?
by overcast 9y ago
So the catalyst isn't renewable. How much of that do they need? What are the costs, and energy put into that?
- detaro 9y ago> So the catalyst isn't renewable Is it not? Not being used up is kind of the definition of "catalyst" though, so while it might need maintenance/recycling (due to mechanical changes, or contamination) it probably can be reused after processing.
- andmarios 9y agoI didn't make any statement about the catalyst's attributes but I indeed mistakenly attributed its creation to this team. The catalyst was developed in EPFL and is renewable. I believe this is the one: https://www.nature.com/articles/ncomms5017 https://www.nature.com/articles/ncomms5017