| Abstract: |
A groundbreaking method that uses soundwaves to recycle fuel cell components could help prevent harmful chemicals from polluting the environment. Researchers from the University of Leicester have developed a technique that separates valuable materials from fuel cells without the need for harsh chemicals. This achievement, published in RSC Sustainability and Ultrasonic Sonochemistry, is seen as a major step forward in sustainable technology. The focus of the research is on PFAS, also known as "forever chemicals." These synthetic compounds are found in various products, including fuel cells and water electrolyzers-key parts of hydrogen-powered vehicles like cars, trains, and buses. PFAS are... |
