Hydrogen Storage in Chemically Reducible Mesoporous and Microporous Ti Oxides.
The article examines the role of titanium (Ti) oxidation state in hydrogen storage capacity. To explore the hydrogen storage capacity, C6-Ti was reduced with a variety of organometallic organisms. The adsorption values reflect the number of hydrogen bound to the surface of the porous structure, whil...
| Publicado en: | Journal of the American Chemical Society Vol. 128; no. 36; pp. 11740 - 11742 |
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