M3-3-06 - Functional nanomaterials for H2 technologies. Synthesis and surface characterization.

Description

The microcredential "M3-3-06 - Functional nanomaterials for H2 technologies. Synthesis and surface characterization" focuses on the study of nanomaterials used in hydrogen technologies. Participants will learn about the synthesis of functional nanomaterials and how to characterize their surfaces. This microcredential provides valuable knowledge and skills for individuals interested in working with nanomaterials in the field of hydrogen technologies.

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