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Dihydrogen storage

There have been a number of INS studies of dihydrogen sorbed by microporous oxidic materials, including zeolites. As with carbon nanotubes, there is some interest in the use of these materials for dihydrogen storage. A number are also used as catalysts where the... [Pg.242]

These species display a very rich potential of reactivity, which may concern fields as diverse as dihydrogen formation and storage or asymmetric catalysis. [Pg.256]

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