Rice University: 'Defective' Carbon Simplifies Hydrogen Peroxide Production
February 10, 2021
February 10, 2021
HOUSTON, Texas, Feb. 10 (TNSJou) -- Rice University issued the following news release:
Rice University researchers have created a "defective" catalyst that simplifies the generation of hydrogen peroxide from oxygen.
Rice scientists treated metal-free carbon black, the inexpensive, powdered product of petroleum production, with oxygen plasma. The process introduces defects and oxygen-containing groups into the structure of the carbon particles, exposing more su . . .
Rice University researchers have created a "defective" catalyst that simplifies the generation of hydrogen peroxide from oxygen.
Rice scientists treated metal-free carbon black, the inexpensive, powdered product of petroleum production, with oxygen plasma. The process introduces defects and oxygen-containing groups into the structure of the carbon particles, exposing more su . . .