“…In contrast, obtaining a large amount of H 2 by the hydrolysis reaction of active metallic is relatively easy, which is an optional method before the widespread promotion of the ideal hydrogen production strategies (electrocatalysis and photocatalysis hydrogen generation). Complex equipment, strict conditions (temperature and pressure), expensive catalysts, and fresh water are not needed, the seawater resources as well as the Mg resources can meet the requirements, and the byproduct Mg (OH) 2 can be regenerated by chemical reaction to produce Mg. 36 In addition, the utilization of hydrolysis hydrogen generators is expected to avoid the hydrogen storage link effectively, and the cost of the entire hydrogen energy utilization will be greatly reduced. Therefore, considering the raw materials, hydrogen production medium, equipment, conditions, efficiency, and the overall hydrogen storage link, hydrogen production by alloy hydrolysis will be more economical, simple, and easy, currently.…”