Zirconium and hydrogen energy storage
Zirconium and hydrogen energy storage
Zirconium atom is strongly bonded to the triazine framework with a -3.61 eV binding energy, and each Zr atom was found to adsorb 7 H2 molecules reversibly with binding energy −0.38 eV per H 2 on an average giving a gravimetric storage capacity of 7.1% which accomplishes the US D.o.E. targets for suitable hydrogen storage substrates.
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