Hydrogen - A sustainable energy carrier
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Moller, Kasper
Jensen, Torben
Akiba, E.
Li, H.
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Moller, K. and Jensen, T. and Akiba, E. and Li, H. 2017. Hydrogen - A sustainable energy carrier. Progress in Natural Science: materials international. 27 (1): pp. 34-40.
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Progress in Natural Science: materials international
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© 2017 Chinese Materials Research Society Hydrogen may play a key role in a future sustainable energy system as a carrier of renewable energy to replace hydrocarbons. This review describes the fundamental physical and chemical properties of hydrogen and basic theories of hydrogen sorption reactions, followed by the emphasis on state-of-the-art of the hydrogen storage properties of selected interstitial metallic hydrides and magnesium hydride, especially for stationary energy storage related utilizations. Finally, new perspectives for utilization of metal hydrides in other applications will be reviewed.
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