Carbon-Based Catalysts for Hydrazine Oxidation Reaction: A Promising Low-Energy Route for Hydrogen Generation Beyond Conventional Water Splitting

Manish Chauhan; Abinaya Shri; Ankita Chaurasiya; Yashmeen Budania; K. Karthikeyan; Shiv Singh

doi:10.1039/d5ta08656f

January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry A

Carbon-Based Catalysts for Hydrazine Oxidation Reaction: A Promising Low-Energy Route for Hydrogen Generation Beyond Conventional Water Splitting

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This research focuses on exploring carbon-based catalysts for the hydrazine oxidation reaction as an alternative method for hydrogen generation.
Analyzed carbon-based catalysts for efficiency in hydrazine oxidation.
Compared hydrogen production from hydrazine with conventional water splitting methods.
Conducted experimental trials to measure energy requirements and output.
Carbon-based catalysts showed significantly improved efficiency in the hydrazine oxidation reaction.
Hydrogen production rates were comparable to traditional methods but with lower energy requirements.
The approach indicates potential for a more sustainable hydrogen generation process.

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Research demonstrates effective hydrogen production from hydrazine oxidation using carbon-based catalysts, suggesting a new low-energy approach.

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Hydrogen is gaining momentum as a clean, high-energy-density alternative to fossil fuels, with green hydrogen production offering a pathway to zero-carbon energy systems. Conventional water splitting, comprising the hydrogen evolution...

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