Ancient Australian rocks can produce orange hydrogen and store CO₂ underground, but temperatures above 200 °C reveal an unexpected limitation

Original: Rochas antigas da Austrália podem produzir hidrogênio laranja e armazenar CO₂ no subsolo, mas temperaturas acima de 200 °C revelam uma limitação inesperada

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