Hydrogen storage using physisorption – materials demands

Hydrogen Storage by Physisorption on Porous Materials

IV.D.2 Hydrogen Storage Materials with Binding Intermediate between Physisorption and Chemisorption

This project aims to develop new porous hydrogen storage materials which utilize molecular chemisorption of hydrogen rather than mere physisorption, and ultimately do this in low weight hybrid materials. Stronger binding of hydrogen should result in greater capacity and lower operating pressures at room temperature. These studies should lead to the design and synthesis of hydrogen storage mater...

New perspectives on potential hydrogen storage materials using high pressure.

In addressing the global demand for clean and renewable energy, hydrogen stands out as the most suitable candidate for many fuel applications that require practical and efficient storage of hydrogen. Supplementary to the traditional hydrogen storage methods and materials, the high-pressure technique has emerged as a novel and unique approach to developing new potential hydrogen storage material...

Nanostructured Polymeric Materials for Hydrogen Storage

Predicting New Materials for Hydrogen Storage Application

Knowledge about the ground-state crystal structure is a prerequisite for the rational understanding of solid-state properties of new materials. To act as an efficient energy carrier, hydrogen should be absorbed and desorbed in materials easily and in high quantities. Owing to the complexity in structural arrangements and difficulties involved in establishing hydrogen positions by x-ray diffract...