Hydrogen storage in different carbon nanostructures

By M. Ritschel, M. Uhlemann, Oliver Gutfleisch, A. Leonhardt, A. Graff, C. Täschner, J. Fink. 2002

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Subfields: Materials Chemistry

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• A first-principles study of calcium-decorated, boron-doped graphene for high capacity hydrogen storage (2011, background): “[7] Ritschel M, Uhlemann M, Gutfleisch O, Leonhardt A, Graff A, Täschner C, et al.”
• Hydrogen storage methods (2004, background): “The quantity of physisorbed hydrogen at room temperature up to a pressure of 35 MPa is less than 0.1 mass% for all types of nanostructured carbon e.g. fibres, nanotubes, high-surface-area carbon (Tibbetts et al. 2001; Ritschel et al. 2002).”
• Hydrogen adsorption in different carbon nanostructures (2005, background): “ture are less than 1 wt% [4,5], however, higher values can be reached by lowering the temperature.”
• Hydrogen storage in carbon nanotubes revisited (2010, background): “Nevertheless, a few years later, very low hydrogen storage capacity of CNTs started to emerge, in particular, those experimentally obtained at room temperature [5–8].”