Palladium-based green hydrogen catalyst lead reportedly exceeds 1,000 hours of testing in acid
Lila Sciences says its AI-directed lab screened 2,942 catalysts in three months, surfacing a palladium-based lead it says the field had written off.
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Lila Sciences says green hydrogen currently relies on iridium, a rare metal with only a few tonnes mined each year. The company says its AI-directed lab screened 2,942 catalysts in three months and surfaced a palladium-based lead the field had written off. That lead is now past 1,000 hours of testing in acid, according to Lila Sciences.
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