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Mol. Sci. (ISSN 1422-0067, CODEN: IJMCFK) |
Hydrogen
Storage one of the subtopics of the special issues on "Energy Technology for the 21st Century - Materials and Devices" This special issue belongs to the section "Material Sciences and Nanotechnology" |
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Deadline for Submissions: 31 October 2008.
Papers will be published continuously. Therefore, papers can be submitted as soon as they are ready and all the papers will be listed here.
Deadline for Submissions: 31 October 2008.
Papers will be published continuously. Therefore, papers can be submitted as soon as they are ready and all the papers will be listed here.
Announced Papers
Manuscript ID: IJMS-26-01
Type: Review
Title: High temperature metal hydrides as potential heat storage materials in solar applications
Authors: Michael Felderhoff and Borislav Bogdanovic
Type: Review
Title: High temperature metal hydrides as potential heat storage materials in solar applications
Authors: Michael Felderhoff and Borislav Bogdanovic
Abstract:
For a continuous production of electricity with solar heat power plants
the storage of heat at a temperature level around 400°C is essential.
High temperature metal hydrides offer high heat storage capacities
around this temperature level. Based on Mg-compounds these hydrides are
in principle low-cost materials with excellent cycling stability.
Properties of these hydrides and their possible applications as heat
storage materials are described.
Type: Full Research Paper
Title: Organic compounds for Hydrogen storage applications
Authors: Philippe Makowski, Arne Thomas, Frederic Goettmann and Pierre Kuhn
Abstract: n/a
Published Papers
(none)
- Felderhoff, M.;.Weidenthaler, C.; von Helmolt, R.; Eberle, U. Hydrogen storage: the remaining scientific and technological challenges. 2007, 9, 2643-2653.
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