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Ayon et al., 2024 - Google Patents

A Review and Analysis of Nuclear Hydrogen Production in Generation IV Reactors

Ayon et al., 2024

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14034816057796892881
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Ayon A
Alif A
Nasim A
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International Journal of Nuclear Security

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Hydrogen is becoming increasingly vital as a chemical element in the progress of human civilization. Hydrogen finds application in the creation of ammonia, the manufacturing of nitrogen-based fertilizers, and a wide range of organic compounds, including methanol and …
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