Nuclear Hydrogen

Nuclear hydrogen refers to hydrogen that is produced through processes involving nuclear reactions, particularly nuclear fission or fusion. This form of hydrogen is often considered in the context of clean energy production, where nuclear power is utilized to generate hydrogen as a fuel source. The idea is to use the high temperatures generated by nuclear reactions to facilitate hydrogen production through various methods, such as thermochemical cycles or high-temperature electrolysis.Nuclear hydrogen is seen as a potential solution for providing a sustainable and low-carbon energy carrier, as it can serve as a fuel for fuel cells, which produce electricity without harmful emissions. The development of nuclear hydrogen technologies aims to leverage the benefits of nuclear energy's reliability and efficiency while addressing the growing demand for hydrogen in various industrial applications and as a clean fuel alternative in transportation.