Experiment on hydrogen from water through catalyst and ultra-violet light

The main source of energy for the modern world is crude oil. However, the supply of crude oil is limited. Thus, various new energy sources have been developed to replace our dependency on crude oil and one of the sources of energy is hydrogen. The aim of this project is to study the effect of the...

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Main Author: Yeo, Wei Ann.
Other Authors: Low Seow Chay
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: 2009
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-184342023-03-04T18:54:55Z Experiment on hydrogen from water through catalyst and ultra-violet light Yeo, Wei Ann. Low Seow Chay School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Mechanical engineering::Alternative, renewable energy sources The main source of energy for the modern world is crude oil. However, the supply of crude oil is limited. Thus, various new energy sources have been developed to replace our dependency on crude oil and one of the sources of energy is hydrogen. The aim of this project is to study the effect of the photocatalyst on water to observe if hydrogen gas can be produced under ultra violet radiation without the used of electricity to spilt the water molecule. Also study the effect of adding Co catalyst and additive which have different mechanisms of approached to dissociate water to hydrogen hoping to increase the yield. Materials such as zinc nickel and copper are selected base on the various mechanisms proposed and study. But the main objective of this project is to successful conduct test to spilt water into hydrogen under ultra violet radiation. Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) 2009-06-29T02:26:42Z 2009-06-29T02:26:42Z 2009 2009 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/18434 en Nanyang Technological University 144 p. application/pdf
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Yeo, Wei Ann.
Experiment on hydrogen from water through catalyst and ultra-violet light
description The main source of energy for the modern world is crude oil. However, the supply of crude oil is limited. Thus, various new energy sources have been developed to replace our dependency on crude oil and one of the sources of energy is hydrogen. The aim of this project is to study the effect of the photocatalyst on water to observe if hydrogen gas can be produced under ultra violet radiation without the used of electricity to spilt the water molecule. Also study the effect of adding Co catalyst and additive which have different mechanisms of approached to dissociate water to hydrogen hoping to increase the yield. Materials such as zinc nickel and copper are selected base on the various mechanisms proposed and study. But the main objective of this project is to successful conduct test to spilt water into hydrogen under ultra violet radiation.
author2 Low Seow Chay
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Yeo, Wei Ann.
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author Yeo, Wei Ann.
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title Experiment on hydrogen from water through catalyst and ultra-violet light
title_short Experiment on hydrogen from water through catalyst and ultra-violet light
title_full Experiment on hydrogen from water through catalyst and ultra-violet light
title_fullStr Experiment on hydrogen from water through catalyst and ultra-violet light
title_full_unstemmed Experiment on hydrogen from water through catalyst and ultra-violet light
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