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The presentation titled "Hydrogen Generation via Water Electrolysis Using Highly Efficient Nanometal Electrodes" covers recent research into the effect of the use of QSI-Nano(r) catalysts mixed with larger electrode components to give hydrogen generation efficiencies well above the U.S. Department of Energy's 2010 targets, and well ahead of the literature to date. The presentation will cover the basics of water electrolysis and provide data demonstrating the efficiencies of electrodes made from compressed nano catalysts. The most impressive data however is a new concept in electrode design known as Stingray, which runs at very high rates and exceptional efficiencies.
The patent pending portable device is a dramatic departure from conventional water electrolyzers used for hydrogen generation. New electrode and system design allows for nearly a sevenfold increase in clean hydrogen production, while maintaining efficiencies in excess of 85%. Achieving these levels of performance will help accelerate the hydrogen economy and could ultimately be used to generate clean burning fuel -- on demand -- for hydrogen fuel cells used in mass transportation.
This hydrogen generation breakthrough will be a presentation well worth attending!
About DoppStein Enterprises, Inc.
Robert Dopp is President of DoppStein
Enterprises, Inc., Marietta, GA, where he consults to fuel cell, battery
and materials companies. He offers a depth of knowledge in battery systems
with freedom and flexibility from his independent laboratory. His proficiencies
include fuel cells, hydrogen generation and water desalination. He is one
of the foremost authorities on Zinc Air with 36 patents and 6 pending in
energy related fields. Robert was principle engineer at Rayovac Corporation
for 18 years on the Zinc Air project with a variety of leadership responsibly.
As "Director of Research" for Electric Fuel Corporation working from his
personal laboratory directing research in Biet Shemish, Israel, he was
instrumental in developing components resulting in batteries with over
four times the energy density of alkaline cylindrical cells. Since being
independent, he has worked in many aspects of the electrochemical world.
For more information, contact Robert Dopp at rbdopp@doppstein.com and visit the Web page at www.doppstein.com or via phone at 770 649 1933.
About QuantumSphere, Inc.
QuantumSphere is a manufacturer
of nanoscale catalyst materials for applications in portable power, renewable
energy, electronics, aerospace, defense and other markets demanding advanced
materials. QuantumSphere's proprietary technology enables the production
of ultra-pure, highly uniform nanometals and alloys less than 100 nanometers
in high volume at commercial prices with the potential to be utilized in
a large number of new applications. QuantumSphere has also created an extensive
intellectual property portfolio around its process capabilities and end-use
commercial applications. QuantumSphere seeks to leverage its market position
to manufacture and ship QSI-Nano(r) catalyst materials and electrode devices
for clean-energy applications such as high-performance batteries and micro
fuel cells for portable power, and hydrogen generation through electrolysis,
among others. The current global catalyst market is in excess of $10 billion,
annually.
QuantumSphere also works closely with industry experts, national labs, and leading universities to validate QSI-Nano(r) catalyst materials and generate licensing rights to intellectual property for high-value commercial applications. For more information, visit http://www.qsinano.com or phone 714-545-6266.
About The National Hydrogen Association
The NHA Annual Hydrogen Conference
& Hydrogen Expo US is the largest hydrogen conference in the United
States and the longest running annual hydrogen conference in the world.
More than 1,500 business professionals are expected to attend the 18th
Annual Conference in San Antonio, Texas, March 19-22, 2007 to experience
"Hydrogen: Here and Now!". Attendees will network with industry leaders,
and learn about the latest developments from keynote addresses, specialized
technical sessions and the Expo. To register for the conference go to:
htttp://www.hydrogenconference.org
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