Hydrogen storage in sonicated carbon materials
By M. Hirscher, M. Becher, Miroslav Haluska, U. Dettlaff-weglikowska, A. Quintel, Georg S. Duesberg, Y.-M Choi, P. Downes, M. Hulman, S. Roth and 2 more. 2001
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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Materials Chemistry
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- Hydrogen storage methods (2004, background): “Hirscher et al. (2001) clarified the situation and showed that the desorption of hydrogen originates from Ti alloy particles in the sample, introduced during the ultrasonic treatment, rather than from the carbon nanotubes.”
- Hydrogen storage in carbon materials—A review (2019, result): “Moisture drastically increased the weight gain and led to erroneousFIGURE 6 Laser-ablation scheme results; however in dry hydrogen, adsorption of only 2.5 wt% for lithium-doped nanotubes and 1.8 wt% for potassium-doped nanotubes were observed and these results were independently confirmed by Pinkert”