Researchers discover using nickel oxides during hydrogen-based steel production can double the production speed; traditional steel and metal production account for roughly 10% of global greenhouse gas
4 months ago by Innerworld to c/engineering
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That's cool I guess, but I'm not convinced that hydrogen reduction is as good a solution as MOE (I.e. reducing molten iron ore via electrolysis).
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