The role of palladium in a hydrogen economy
By Brian D. Adams, Aicheng Chen. 2011
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We are facing accelerated global warming due to the accumulation of greenhouse gases. A hydrogen-based economy is one potential approach toward maintaining our standard of living while lowering carbon dioxide emissions. Palladium is a unique material with a strong affinity to hydrogen owing to both its catalytic and hydrogen absorbing properties. Palladium has the potential to play a major role in virtually every aspect of the envisioned hydrogen economy, including hydrogen purification, storage, detection, and fuel cells. Major aspects of current research and potential applications of palladium-based nanomaterials in various hydrogen technologies are presented in this review.
Subfields: Energy Engineering and Power Technology, Materials Chemistry
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- Materials for hydrogen-based energy storage – past, recent progress and future outlook (2019, background): “Pd, as an excellent catalyst to dissociate the molecular hydrogen improved the hydrogenation by the spillover effect [115] but finding less expensive but still efficient compounds as catalysts remains a challenge.”