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Scientists Use Light and Nanoparticles to Split Water into Hydrogen and Oxygen
Researchers discovered a catalyst capable of quickly creating hydrogen from sunlight. Published in the journal Nature Nanotechnology, the finding could lead the way to a clean and renewable source of energy, according to those behind it.
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