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FeaturedA Method of Electrochemical Splitting of Ammonia and an Electrochemical System Thereof
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Granted Indian patent for electrochemical ammonia splitting that produces hydrogen using electrode materials recovered from steel-industry waste.
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Indian Patent 597419 describes an electrochemical route to split ammonia and generate hydrogen, using hematite recovered from steel-industry waste and its oxynitrided form as electrode material. Public reports position it as a way to avoid platinum-group metals while putting an industrial waste stream to work. This listing is based on the granted Indian patent record. IP Junction mediates licensing discussions; ownership and terms are confirmed during diligence.
Problem solved
Conventional hydrogen production is carbon-intensive, and many electrochemical routes still rely on scarce platinum-group catalysts.
Solution
An ammonia-splitting electrochemical system that uses waste-derived electrode materials instead of precious-metal catalysts.
Commercial applications
- Green hydrogen
- Ammonia cracking
- Steel-industry waste valorisation
- Distributed energy
Technology
- Technology area
- Electrochemical hydrogen production
- Development stage
- Prototype
- Prototype
- Available
- Commercialized
- No
- Jurisdiction
- India
IP information
- IP type
- Patent
- Application number
- —
- Registration / patent
- 597419
- Legal status
- Granted