1.The experiment I'm alluding to is called water electrolysis.

我刚提到的叫做水电。

2.Or it can be done by the electrolysis of water.

也可以通过电水来现。

3.Have you ever heard of electrolysis?

你听说过电吗？

4.We can start with electrolysis, which uses electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen.

我们可以从电开始，用电把水分成气和氧气。

5.You also learned how electrolysis and electroplating work.

您还了了电和电镀的工作原理。机翻

6.To solve this problem, the researchers turned to electrolysis.

为了决这个题，研究人员转向电。机翻

7.What he's doing there is a process called electrolysis.

他在那里所做的是一个叫做电的过程。机翻

8.This process is known as electrolysis.

这个过程被称为电。机翻

9.In water, electrolysis breaks up the H2O molecules into hydrogen and oxygen.

在水中，电将 H2O 分子分为气和氧气。机翻

10.The firm is building one of the world's largest electrolysis plants to produce hydrogen.

该公司正在建造世界上最大的电厂之一来气。机翻

11.Over the last three or four years, we've halve the cost of our electrolysis equipment.

在过去的三四年里， 我们将电设备的成本减半。机翻

12.One of our modules working with high  temperature steam electrolysis could produce about 50 tonnes of hydrogen per day.

我们的一个模块采用高温蒸汽电，每天可约 50 吨气。机翻

13.And on the way, they can interact with the water molecules and basically rip them apart in a process called electrolysis.

在形成的过程中，它们可以和水分子相互作用，并在电过程中将它们分开。

14.3,500 gigawatts is a huge amount of electrolysis.

3,500 吉瓦是一个巨大的电量。机翻

15.That water will then get pumped up to an  electrolysis site powered by wind and solar.

然后，这些水将被抽送到由风能和太阳能供电的电场。机翻

16.At the heart of our electrolyser is an electrolysis core generating green hydrogen, and it is the foundation for all of our products.

我们电槽的核心是绿色的电核，而它是我们所有品的基础。

17.To make this reaction go the other way, you would have to do something called electrolysis, you provide energy, etcetera, etcetera.

为了让这个反应以相反的方式进行，你必须做一些叫做电的事情，你提供能量等等。机翻

18.Still, some scientists are desperate to make hydrogen energy sustainable, and in recent years, efforts have more than doubled the efficiency of water electrolysis.

尽管如此，一些科学家仍迫切希望使能源可持续发展，近年来，他们的努力使水电的效率提高了一倍以上。机翻

19.This is essentially the opposite of a galvanic cell, known as an electrolytic cell, and it performs electrolysis, which uses electricity, electro-, to do the breaking apart, -lysis.

这基本上与称为电池的原电池相反，它进行电， 使用电、电来进行分、分。机翻

20.Do you know, the IEA says that the world needs 3,500 gigawatts of electrolysis to get to net zero by 2050. 2050, by the way, is 28 years away.

你知道吗，国际能源署表示， 到 2050 年， 世界需要 3, 500 吉瓦的电才能现净零排放。 顺便说一下，距离 2050 年还有 28 年。机翻