Magnesium has been studied as a potential hydrogen storage material for several decades because of
its relatively high hydrogen storage capacity, fast sorption kinetics (when doped with transition metal based additives).
Not exact matches
Films printed with the ink produced
hydrogen without electrolytes or external power sources at a
relatively high rate.
The
relatively high cost of securing
hydrogen — usually by stripping it from natural gas — has made it historically uncompetitive with other energy sources in most situations, however.
The
high carbon dioxide emission factor for anthracite reflects the coal's
relatively small
hydrogen content, which lowers its heating value.