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Beyond carbon nanostructures

The storage of hydrogen as an atom in carbon nanostructures and MOFs has been proposed as a mechanism to enhance the storage density of carbon-based and MOF nanostructures. This approach uses a supported metallic catalyst to dissociate the hydrogen molecule. The hydrogen atoms then diffuse [Pg.283]

We wish to thank NSERC, Natural resources Canada, the government of Quebec and the Auto 21 network of Centres of Excellence for their support. [Pg.284]

Michel, H. Fieseler, and L. Allidieres, Liquid hydrogen technologies for mobile use, Proceedings ofWHEC 16, June 13-16, Lyon, France (2006). [Pg.284]

Gilbert, J.L. Alleman, K.M. Jones, and S.B. Zhang, DOE Annual Merit Reviews Meeting, May 23-26, 2005, Arhngton, Virginia. [Pg.284]

Yakobson and R. Hauge, Theoretical models of H2-SWNT systems for hydrogen storage and optimization of SWNT, DOE Annual Merit Reviews Meeting, May ISIS, 2007, Arlington, Virginia. [Pg.284]


Increasing the operating temperature of a physisorption storage system will require going beyond current carbon and MOF nanostructures. A possible strategy is to enhance the sorption capacity of carbon nanostructures by doping them with certain metals, which... [Pg.427]

The synthesis of nanostructured carbon using aliphatic alcohols as selfassembling molecules has demonstrated that this strategy can be extended beyond metal oxide-based materials [38]. Recently, we have reported the synthesis of a novel carbon material with tunable porosity by using a liquid-crystalline precursor containing a surfactant and a carbon-yielding chemical, furfuryl alcohol. The carbonization of the cured self-assembled carbon precursor produces a new carbon material with both controlled porosity and electrical conductivity. The unique combination of both features is advantageous for many relevant applications. For example, when tested as a supercapacitor electrode, specific capacitances over 120 F/g were obtained without the need to use binders, additives, or activation to increase surface area [38]. The proposed synthesis method is versatile and economically attractive, and allows for the precise control of the structure. [Pg.56]


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