Nano-scale materials are needed across the board to make the hydrogen economy happen. They will help to make hydrogen generation, storage, and conversion safer and more efficient.

This is a distinctly different class of nanotechnology than you'll find in a computer chip, because precision engineering is not necessary for it to work. What's being taken advantage of is the surface properties of small particles. Once a process like the one in this video is set up, the materials can be produced relatively cheaply.

Sounds too good to be true. There has to be some issue with this right?

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