Clustering of Ti on a C Surface and Its Effect on Hydrogen Storage.
The article cites a research study focusing on the clustering of titanium on a surface and its effect on hydrogen storage. Hydrogen storage materials suitable for applications in the mobile industry must meet some stringent requirements. Storage of hydrogen as a gas under high pressure or as a liqui...
| Publicado en: | Journal of the American Chemical Society Vol. 127; no. 42; pp. 14582 - 14584 |
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10/26/2005
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