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Sustainable hydrogen generation and storage–a review

Sarmah et al., 2023

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Sarmah M
Singh T
Kalita P
Dewan A
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In 21st century, the energy demand has grown incredibly due to globalization, human population explosion and growing megacities. This energy demand is being mostly fulfilled by fossil-based sources, which are non-renewable and a major cause of global warming …
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