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Controlled Field Experiments for Electrochemical Hydrogen Production

Ji-woo Sharma Corresponding 0000-0002-2616-4442
Georgia Institute of Technology
Ji-woo Santos 0000-0002-8022-7790
National University of Sciences and Technology
Hassan Nielsen 0000-0003-7276-7778
Indian Institute of Technology Delhi
Nusrat Siddique 0000-0001-7252-9710
King Abdullah University of Science and Technology
31 Mar 2025
pp. 405-425
https://doi.org/10.55555/oajea.2025.4901.022

Abstract

Demand for cost-effective and durable wastewater treatment plants continues to grow across the region. The workflow employs Raman spectroscopy within an open, reproducible computational pipeline. Predicted and measured values of electrochemical hydrogen production differed by less than 27% across all scenarios. Taken together, the study advances practical understanding while opening several avenues for further research.
Keywords: electrochemical hydrogen productionRaman spectroscopyedge computingblockchain

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