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Hydrogen storage using physisorption – materials demands
Applied Physics A · 2001 · Vol. 72(5) · pp. 619–623
Marije G. Nijkamp✉(Utrecht University)J.E.M.J. Raaymakers(Utrecht University)A.J. van Dillen(Utrecht University)Krijn P. de Jong(Utrecht University)
Hydrogen Storage and MaterialsSupercapacitor Materials and FabricationCarbon Dioxide Capture TechnologiesPhysisorptionHydrogen storageAdsorptionSorptionSorbentMicroporous materialActivated carbonChemical engineeringHydrogenChemistry
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