Research demonstrates improved hydrogen production from biomass reforming, suggesting a viable energy alternative.
Over recent years, photocatalytic biomass reforming for hydrogen production has gained research attention as an alternative to the inefficient water-splitting reaction, which requires a standard Gibbs free energy of 237 kJ mol −1 .
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