Non-explosive hydrogen storage

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Many energy researchers believe that hydrogen is the fuel of choice to replace fossil fuels for cars and other vehicles in the coming decades. Storing hydrogen gas safely, though, is a problem.
One promising approach is to chemically combine it with another element to form a solid which can later be broken down again. This can store a very high density of hydrogen in a relatively small volume. However, the hydrogen's release has to be carefully controlled when the compound is broken down or an explosion could occur.
Now Zhigang Fak, a chemist at the University of Utah, and colleagues say they have found a way to control the release of hydrogen by these breakdown reactions.
http://technology.newscientist.com/article/dn13431-invention-nonexplosive-hydrogen-storage.html

[hartiberlin]

The cheapest way is just to store it inside water
like CO2 gas can also be stored inside water.

You just need to heat the water a bit, so Hydrogen
bubbles out.

But I don?t know yet how much Hydrogen can be stored this way.

This way it was done by Steven Ryan
from
http://www.biosfuel.org/

Regards, Stefan.

[thepowerofonewoman]

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