Nanostructured Carbon Materials for Hydrogen Energetics
Advanced Materials Letters 2017
Pēteris Lesničenoks, Līga Grīnberga, Laimons Jēkabsons, Andris Antuzevičš, Astrīda Bērziņa, Māris Knite, Gatis Taurins, Šarūnas Varnagiris, Jānis Kleperis

Hydrogen storage is one of the main problems, to catalyse wide hydrogen use in transportation, technology and energetics. Composites involving nanostructured carbon species could be the solution for hydrogen storage problem because of their promising surface/volume relation. Not only catalysis and gas sensing on graphene basis should be considered, but also metal decorated graphene structures for use in hydrogen storage should be an active field for research and development. Heat conductivity and large surface area of graphene-like materials can endorse research for hydrogen storage in low pressures and close to room temperature (RT) conditions - increasing possibility for RT-range devices in hydrogen energetics. For increased hydrogen storage investigations, we propose metal intercalated graphene structures, acquired during synthesis of graphene sheets.


Keywords
Hydrogen, storage, grapheme, intercalation, recycling.
DOI
10.5185/amlett.2017.7088
Hyperlink
https://www.vbripress.com/aml/articles/details/1034

Lesničenoks, P., Grīnberga, L., Jēkabsons, L., Antuzevičš, A., Bērziņa, A., Knite, M., Taurins, G., Varnagiris, Š., Kleperis, J. Nanostructured Carbon Materials for Hydrogen Energetics. Advanced Materials Letters, 2017, Vol.8, Iss.4, pp.518-523. ISSN 0976-3961. e-ISSN 0976-397X. Available from: doi:10.5185/amlett.2017.7088

Publication language
English (en)
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