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Crystal-facet-dependent catalysis of anatase TiO2 on hydrogen storage of MgH2

Ma et al., 2020

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18059306413988418590
Author
Ma Z
Liu J
Zhu Y
Zhao Y
Lin H
Zhang Y
Li H
Zhang J
Liu Y
Gao W
Li S
Li L
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Alloys and Compounds

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Various catalysts are developed to enhance the hydrogen storage performances of magnesium based hydride. In particular, the morphology of catalysts governs their surface energy and chemical interactions with Mg and hydrogen, which makes it possible to adjust …
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