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Nanocluster acts as hydrogen super sponge

By John on April 22, 2009

Material could store hydrogen for cars or pull carbon dioxide from air
A crystal riddled with tiny pores has the highest surface area of any material in the world, according to the University of Michigan chemists who created the material, which is detailed in the latest issue of the Journal of the American Chemical Society.
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New Hydrogen Purification Method

By John on March 5, 2009

Hydrogen is the simplest element known to us, with it’s atom containing just one proton and one electron. It is lighter than air but doesn’t exist alone – it is always found in combination with other elements. Many see hydrogen as the ultimate alternative fuel particularly in fuel cells, but it does have drawbacks, the [...]

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