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Typically, the solid oxides would be heated in a reducing (H2) environment, forming water vapor and liquid metal (or suboxide). You could get that reducing gas
by kurthr 5y ago
Typically, the solid oxides would be heated in a reducing (H2) environment, forming water vapor and liquid metal (or suboxide).
You could get that reducing gas from hydrolysis, and solar, but it's not energy cheap (~50% efficiency).