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Hydrogen absorption and desorption in Mg–Na–N–H system

Xiong et al., 2005

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4682348198081377725
Author
Xiong Z
Hu J
Wu G
Chen P
Publication year
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Journal of alloys and compounds

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The interaction between Mg (NH2) 2 and NaH enable Mg–Na–N–H potential candidate for hydrogen storage. Upon heating to 120° C the mixture of Mg (NH2) 2 and NaH gives out hydrogen and converts to a new Mg–Na–N–H structure, which can re-absorb hydrogen at …
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    • C01B3/50—Separation of hydrogen or hydrogen containing gases from gaseous mixtures, e.g. purification
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