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The study of amorphous La@ Mg catalyst for high efficiency hydrogen storage

Liang et al., 2022

Document ID
2003431125306202942
Author
Liang H
Li J
Shen X
Cao B
Zhu J
Geng B
Zhu S
Li W
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Hydrogen Energy

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Amorphous catalysts have a large number of catalytic active sites. Here, we report a magnesium composite trace lanthanum catalyst (La@ Mg), in which La and Mg layers form amorphous Mg–La compound on the surface of layered Mg. The test shows this La@ Mg …
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