JODHPUR, Dec. 12 -- Researchers at the Electrochemical Energy Conversion and Storage Lab in the Department of Chemical Engineering at IIT Jodhpur have made progress in two major areas: producing green hydrogen directly from seawater and developing next-generation aqueous zinc-ion batteries. According to the team, these innovations can play an important role in tackling global challenges related to renewable energy, water scarcity, and climate resilience. Assistant professor Dr Prashant Kumar Gupta said traditional electrolysis methods require very pure water, and producing 1kg of hydrogen needs about 30 liters of purified water. HTC...