Discover the genius reason why everyone's pouring hydrogen peroxide into kitchen bowls! This video explores an unexpected use of hydrogen peroxide that could transform your kitchen routine. Learn how ...

This guide explains the most dangerous cleaning-material combinations, why theyre harmful, and what safe alternatives you ...

Now scientists are turning to wastewater as a viable source of hydrogen. They have discovered a way to extract hydrogen more ...

Sinks can harbor food particles, grease, and bacteria that create odors. Many household items are effective at breaking up ...

NEW DELHI- India is emerging as a global leader in the hydrogen industry, with a strong focus on green hydrogen, according to a report. Data compiled by S&P Global indicated that India’s potential to ...

Cleaning products are a part of most households, helping us keep our spaces fresh and tidy. However, not everything we use to ...

Instead of buying special cleaners or reaching for harsh chemicals to clean around your home, look to your medicine cabinet for a solution. The brown bottle you use for scrapes and cuts is useful in ...

Plug Power Inc (NASDAQ: PLUG) closed at $2.83, down 3.41%. Trading volume reached 121 million shares, about 2 times its three-month average of 76 million. Plug's decline came amid mixed company and ...

Daimler Truck AG CEO Karin Rådström hopped on LinkedIn today and dropped some absolutely wild pro-hydrogen talking points, using words like “emotional” and “inspiring” while making some pretty heady ...

Hydrogen fueling infrastructure is at a standstill, but this company’s technology could be the solution that the industry desperately needs. Around two months ago, I wrapped up an article covering the ...

Researchers from Science Tokyo developed a new modified ilmenite-based oxygen carrier that effectively improves the rate and yields of hydrogen production in chemical looping systems. Potassium- and ...

I wasn’t surprised to read what my neighbors have known for years: Noblesville, Ind., is worth the move, with or without an incentive (“Some Cities Will Pay People to Move There,” U.S. News, Aug. 11).