Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory / ExxonMobil / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
University of Southern California / Rutgers University / At Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory / University of Illinois / Bowling Green University / California Institute of Technology / /
IndustryTerm
energy hog / energy source / higher energy blue photons / added energy / energy carrier / low-energy photons / low-energy green photons / chemical fuel / less energy-intensive way / natural gas / metal nanoparticles / chemical energy / low natural gas prices / mature technology / chemical bonds / energy / /
Organization
American Chemical Society / California Institute of Technology / University of Illinois / Urbana-Champaign / Rutgers University / ROBERT F. SERVICE / University of Southern California in Los Angeles / Bowling Green University in Ohio / /
Person
Heinz Frei / Steve Cronin / Felix Castellano / Nocera / Charles Dismukes / Harry Gray / Richard Masel / Paul Kenis / /
Position
chemist / /
ProvinceOrState
New Jersey / Ohio / Illinois / Southern California / California / Colorado / /
SPECIALSECTION Sunlight in Your Tank—Right Away Using sunlight to split water and generate hydrogen doesn’t make the most useful chemical fuel. To use hydrogen on a large scale, societies would have to develop a new