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Gravimetric capacities

System gravimetric capacity usable energy density from H2 (net useful energy/max system mass) kWh/kg (kg H2/kg system) 1.5 (0.045) 2 (0.06) 3 (0.09)... [Pg.310]

Metal- hydrogen system Hydride Theoretical maximum gravimetric H, capacity) (wt%) Theoretical reversible gravimetric capacity (wt%) Approx, desorption temperature range (°C)... [Pg.5]

In this section we will focus on four alanates with high practical potential such as NaAlH, LiAlH and Mg(AlH )2/Ca(AlH )2. Alanates with theoretical gravimetric capacities lower than that of NaAlH, being impractical for mobile applications, will not be discussed. [Pg.206]

Millennium Cell has reported that their NaBH4-based hydrogen on demand system possesses a system gravimetric capacity of about 4wt%. Similarly to other material approaches, issues include system volume, weight and complexity and water availability. [Pg.157]

The gravimetric capacities of cathode materials for lithium and lithium ion batteries tabulated from the literature... [Pg.230]

Among diverse alloys, amorphous Sn composite oxide (ATCO) reported by Fuji photo film has caused a great deal of renewed interests in Li alloys as an alternative for use in the negative electrode of Li-ion batteries [176,177]. The ATCO provides a gravimetric capacity of >600mAh/g for reversible Li adsorption and release, which corresponds to more than 2200mAh/cm3 in terms of reversible capacity per unit volume, that is, about twice that of the carbon materials. [Pg.497]

Metal Standard potential at 25 °C (V) Atomic weight (g) Density (g/cc) Melting point (°C) Valence Gravimetric capacity (Ah/g) Volumetric capacity (Ah/cc)... [Pg.452]

The population of H2 that interacts effectively with SWNT a given H2 loading. Does the diameter and chirality of the tubes affect this quantity Is the year 2010 gravimetric capacity target of 6.5 wt. % H2 set by the U.S. Department of Energy feasible ... [Pg.470]


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