journal article·2007-07

Investigations on the desorption kinetics of Mm-doped NaAlH4

D. Pukazhselvan, M. Sterlin Leo Hudson, Bipin Kumar Gupta, M.A. Shaz, O.N. Srivastava

Journal of Alloys and Compounds· Volume 439· Issue 1-2
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Abstract This paper reports mischmetal (Mm) as an effective catalyst for fast desorption kinetics (3.7 wt% in 60 min in which ∼3.3 wt% observed in 30 min and ∼5 wt% in 180 min at the desorption temperature of 150 °C for the 2 mol% Mm-doped material) and rehydrogenation (up to 35 cycles) of the light weight hydrogen storage material NaAlH 4 . In fact this catalyst Mm has been shown to be better than the presently known catalyst Ti. For Mm, its presence when admixed in NaAlH 4 is discernible. Also the higher reversible hydrogen storage capacity (4.77 wt% which is 86% of the total reversible storage capacity) of the total is achievable in the 12th cycle. The possible modes of catalyst Mm for fast desorption kinetics has been outlined and the most feasible mechanism in terms of weakening of Na and AlH 4 bonding has been put forward.
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OpenAlex topics: Hydrogen Storage and Materials · Ammonia Synthesis and Nitrogen Reduction · Hybrid Renewable Energy Systems

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