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Using Electrolysis for More Than Just Generating Hydrogen

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Electrolysis, beyond splitting water, can be used for metal refining and flow batteries, with demonstrations on how to create specialized membranes. This broadens the practical applications of electrochemical processes for developers and engineers working in materials science and energy storage. An implication to watch is the potential for DIY scaling of these technologies for niche applications.

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