Metal Hydrides for Hydrogen-Based Energy Storage, Volume 2: Applications comprehensively describes the applications of the most important group of hydrogen storage materials: metal hydrides. The book is one of a pair of companion volumes, with the other being Metal Hydrides for Hydrogen-Based Energy Storage, Volume 1: Fundamentals.
In Volume 2, an international team of renowned experts explores the applications of solid state materials for hydrogen storage. The content covers mechanochemical synthesis processes in metal–hydrogen systems; multiscale property manipulation of advanced functional materials by gas–solid reactions; thin-film metal hydrides; metal hydrides studied by synchrotron XRD and total scattering; neutron diffraction studies of metal–hydrogen systems; hydrogen storage systems; metal hydride hydrogen compressors; hydride-based thermal energy storage; hydrogen generation by hydrolysis process; metal hydrides as negative electrodes of rechargeable batteries; boron-based hydrides as solid electrolytes used in all-solid batteries; and the future outlook of progress in hydrogen storage materials and technologies.
1. 3.1 Introduction - p. 103 2. 3.2 Thermodynamics of thin film metal hydrides - p. 104 3. 3.3 Experimental methods - p. 111 4. 3.4 Applications and recent developments - p. 123 5. Section II. Structural characterisation of metal hydrides - p. S2 6. 4. Metal hydrides studied by synchrotron X-ray diffraction and total scattering - p. 159 7. 5. Neutron diffraction studies of metal–hydrogen systems - p. 188 8. Section III. Applications of metal hydrides - p. S3 9. 6. Hydrogen storage systems - p. 245 10. 7. Metal hydride hydrogen compressors - p. 289 11. 8. Metal hydrides-based thermal energy storage - p. 341 12. 9. Hydrogen generation by hydrolysis process - p. 365 13. 10. Metal hydrides as negative electrodes of rechargeable batteries - p. 393 14. 11. Boron-based hydrides as solid electrolytes: Towards all-solid batteries - p. 427 15. Section IV. Summary and future outlook - p. S4 16. 12. Future outlook of progress in hydrogen storage materials and technologies - p. 465 17. Index - p. 501
Metal Hydrides for Hydrogen-Based Energy Storage, Volume 2: Applications comprehensively describes the applications of the most important group of hydrogen storage materials: metal hydrides. The book is one of a pair of companion volumes, with the other being Metal Hydrides for Hydrogen-Based Energy Storage, Volume 1: Fundamentals.
In Volume 2, an international team of renowned experts explores the applications of solid state materials for hydrogen storage. The content covers mechanochemical synthesis processes in metal–hydrogen systems; multiscale property manipulation of advanced functional materials by gas–solid reactions; thin-film metal hydrides; metal hydrides studied by synchrotron XRD and total scattering; neutron diffraction studies of metal–hydrogen systems; hydrogen storage systems; metal hydride hydrogen compressors; hydride-based thermal energy storage; hydrogen generation by hydrolysis process; metal hydrides as negative electrodes of rechargeable batteries; boron-based hydrides as solid electrolytes used in all-solid batteries; and the future outlook of progress in hydrogen storage materials and technologies.
1. 3.1 Introduction - p. 103 2. 3.2 Thermodynamics of thin film metal hydrides - p. 104 3. 3.3 Experimental methods - p. 111 4. 3.4 Applications and recent developments - p. 123 5. Section II. Structural characterisation of metal hydrides - p. S2 6. 4. Metal hydrides studied by synchrotron X-ray diffraction and total scattering - p. 159 7. 5. Neutron diffraction studies of metal–hydrogen systems - p. 188 8. Section III. Applications of metal hydrides - p. S3 9. 6. Hydrogen storage systems - p. 245 10. 7. Metal hydride hydrogen compressors - p. 289 11. 8. Metal hydrides-based thermal energy storage - p. 341 12. 9. Hydrogen generation by hydrolysis process - p. 365 13. 10. Metal hydrides as negative electrodes of rechargeable batteries - p. 393 14. 11. Boron-based hydrides as solid electrolytes: Towards all-solid batteries - p. 427 15. Section IV. Summary and future outlook - p. S4 16. 12. Future outlook of progress in hydrogen storage materials and technologies - p. 465 17. Index - p. 501
