Hydrogen fuel cells have promised for years to be the solution that moves the United States from an economy that relies on petroleum and toxic batteries to a cleaner, hydrogen economy. But, lingering technical hurdles have prevented fuel cells from being commercially accepted; market viability always seems to be just a few years or one more technical breakthrough away.
Sodium Silicide: The Final Breakthrough for Hydrogen Fuel Cells
Posted on Tuesday, March 1st, 2011SiGNa Spotlight
New Discoveries
Currently SiGNa is working on the next element in the alkali metal family, Lithium. A number of new discoveries have been made. Read More