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Hydrogen storage: beyond conventional methods

Gabor Laurenczy, Weijia Gan, Séverine Joëlle Moret, Andrew Francis Dalebrook, Martin Grasemann
2013
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Abstract

The efficient storage of hydrogen is one of three major hurdles towards a potential hydrogen economy. This report begins with conventional storage methods for hydrogen and broadly covers new technology, ranging from physical media involving solid adsorbents, to chemical materials including metal hydrides, ammonia borane and liquid precursors such as alcohols and formic acid.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/c13d5c83-25be-4dee-9ba8-971d70682bc5

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