Beneath Western Australia’s iron-rich landscapes, ordinary looking rocks may have a unique ability to produce hydrogen. A new study published in the ‘International Journal of Hydrogen Energy’ has found that magnetite, an iron oxide found in many ancient rocks, can generate natural hydrogen when it reacts with water under hot, high-pressure conditions.

Beneath Western Australia’s iron-rich landscapes, ordinary looking rocks may have a unique ability to produce hydrogen. A new study published in the ‘International Journal of…

Die Förderung von geogenem Wasserstoff rückt in den Fokus. Geochemische Tests belegen das Potenzial westaustralischer Magnetit-Vorkommen.